Sentence examples for a fortune article from inspiring English sources

But all that patriotism didn't stop him from, as a Fortune article put it, "pandering to China's repressive regime to get his programming into that vast market".

From a Fortune article published last year: In his will, Rainwater planned to give the vast majority of his fortune to his personal charitable foundation; there was no provision for his wife.

There are nutritious morsels there — a piece in the Columbia Journalism Review calling for a nonprofit newspaper model, a Fortune article about a high-powered chief executive who regrets his ruthlessness on the way to the top, and a New York Times Magazine article on Hugo Chávez's brand of nationalization.

Highlights from a Fortune article from January 2008: "Together, before fees, the 34 funds in which Robertson has an ownership stake averaged a return of 34% in 2007.

And in a Fortune article, RAVPower, Scosche and Anker all said they saw considerable uplift in sales for their portable powerhouses.

The painting is based on a photo taken of Ron and his dog Coco for a Fortune article earlier this year.

— Jeff Gordinier Longform: A 1934 Fortune article asks whether Americans will ever take to drinking wine.

Video posts are now growing twice as fast as photo posts on Tumblr, a recent Fortune article detailing the transition noted, and wider posts for wider images and other content will help those videos (which are now ads, too), look better on users' dashboards, presumably.

A recent Fortune article, "Why Women Should Do Less and Network More," observed that "women are working harder than ever".

Part of the problem stems from a small pool of female executives to choose from, resulting in women holding less than 15percentt of Fortune 500 executive officer positions, according to a recent Fortune article.

And if the Fortune article is a signal of a new round of hype around the service, don't be surprised when bloggers criticize them for not meeting those sky high expectations.