Sentence examples for will fortunately from inspiring English sources

With AUVs around there will, fortunately, be no need.

A path which will fortunately not require such as long a wait as last time.

The story's preoccupation with emotional isolation, abandonment, decay and transformation has keen parallels, I thought, with the arc of some human lives (a metaphor that will, fortunately, sail over the heads of most young readers).

Why bother with substitute sources of stand-in obligation when, thanks to having become moral saints, act utilitarianism will fortunately always do?

Not only did he reimburse me for the pills, but he thanked me for sharing a part of my experience he'll fortunately never grapple with himself.

"Because the tide will turn – fortunately for Melbourne [Victory], their tide turned, and we were the ones that allowed them to do so".

Research is all well and good but shouldn't we be focused on where and how our young adults will live?" Fortunately, through The Miracle Project, and the Nes Gadol Religious Education Program, I have been blessed with an incredible community of parents.

Much of Paul Ryan's House budget is based on the repeal of health-care reform, which (fortunately) will never happen.

Ki's time, and inevitable apology, in front of the Seoul media will come but, fortunately for the new boss, not just yet.

"While I'm leaving at a time of strength for the Fringe, there are still many challenges that my successor will face, but fortunately they'll also be inheriting a wonderful job and the opportunity to work with a fantastic group of people".

But despite teens' vulnerability to literature, the academics also concluded that Twilight could be an "excellent training field for understanding how other people think, feel and act," says Nikolajeva. "Through literature, young people can test situations – including extreme situations – which they, in most cases, fortunately will not be exposed to in real life," she adds.