Sentence examples for See the fortune from inspiring English sources

We've started the migration away from stereotypical gender roles, see the Fortune list, but have we gotten close to forming a true society of equals?

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Goldman Sachs had created a security so opaque and complex that it would remain forever misunderstood by investors and rating agencies: the synthetic subprime mortgage bond-backed CDO, or collateralized debt obligation...[I]t didn't require any sort of genius to see the fortune to be had from the laundering of triple-B-rated bonds into triple-A-rated bonds.

It is particularly satisfying to see the fortunes of the short story revived in recent times.

"There are three horses in the race to replace petroleum — biofuels, electricity and hydrogen — and at various times you see the fortunes of these various horses ebb and flow," said Roland Hwang, an automobile expert at the Natural Resources Defense Council, an environmental group.

Barring a political shift or a technological breakthrough perhaps in small, mass-produced nuclear plants—it is hard to see the fortunes of nuclear energy reviving.Demand for energy is likely to hold up for some time yet, mainly thanks to rapid economic growth in emerging economies.

So the British Vauxhall GT clay model was sent to GM's design offices in Detroit, where it went into "development hell" as GM's beancounters waited to see the fortunes of the Opel GT and decide whether there was a market for a similar vehicle with a Vauxhall badge.

Not only has Birkin owned four in her lifetime, eventually offloaded in the name of good causes, she also "got Hermès to fork out for my charities once I saw the fortune they were making.

Mohammed Bashir, a 41-year-old prosecutor who lost his left leg to a mortar attack, said: "They shoot at anyone who goes out, even those with children". Libya's third largest city is enduring its sixth week of an assault by Gaddafi that has seen the fortunes of its rebel defenders swing back and forth.

But now a lot of the startups there have seen the fortunes that Robin Li and Jack Ma have made, and they want to follow in their footsteps.

Although everyone is flush with cash for now, Harris has been around long enough to have seen the fortunes of the village go up and down with the tides, depending on what the catch is.