Sentence examples for For fortunes from inspiring English sources

But high tax rates made it much harder for fortunes to be built up again.

There are a handful of games left in the so-called hexagonal tournament, plenty of time for fortunes to change.

His use of the language of finance is no accident: it is the growing financialisation of wealth, more of which than ever is invested in volatile financial markets, that has made it easier for fortunes to grow and shrink so fast.And he has data to prove it.

One might also assume that it takes about 8.6 years (one of the cycles mentioned) for their risk-averse replacements to age out and be replaced themselves by a new class of market influencers who have become aggressive in the search for fortunes.

Nearly a quarter of a mile below the spectacular vistas from the towers was their upside-down attic dropping 70 feet below the ground, a strange world with enough room for fortunes in gold and silver, for Godiva chocolates, assault weapons, old furniture, bricks of cocaine, phony taxicabs and Central Intelligence Agency files.

Since Bill Parcells said thanks but no thanks to Johnson yesterday, and since Parcells is ready to run to the Florida sunshine for fortunes greener than Jets green, it is time for Johnson to look ahead, not behind, to move forward boldly and make difficult -- but not impossible -- decisions.

But that hoped-for fortune could all disappear before the parents die.

For Fortune 500 companies, senior vice presidents and above are listed".

In doing so, it is partial to the fortunate — for fortune here is entirely earned or deserved.

According to Experian, I was still writing for Fortune magazine.

He tipped off a reporter for Fortune, Bethany McLean.