Sentence examples for collective fortune from inspiring English sources
The collective fortune of Australia's executives has swelled by 16.7% in a year, dwarfing the 4.6% growth of the S&P/ASX 200.
Shares up 5% since last fall; collective fortune down $1.3 billion.
The whistle-blower requirement of Sarbanes-Oxley, meanwhile, will cost a collective fortune.
Their collective fortune took a hit from the global rout in oil prices that has put pressure on fracking and domestic oil and gas production.
But she can shrug it off.Her wider ambitions are shared by at least half-a-dozen regional satraps whose collective fortunes will influence the election and the next government (see table).
http://t.co/SulR8GFSBB just a great headline... March 4, 2014 Updated at 9.00am GMT 8.45am GMT Bloomberg has calculated that Russia and Ukraine's billionaires saw $12.8bn wiped off their collective fortunes yesterday, as global stock market slid.
In 2009, Forbes listed him as its newest Gulf billionaire with a personal net worth of $4.9 billion and a collective family fortune estimated at $150 billion.
They may, in some instances and to our collective good fortune, have managed some assets very well for a long period of time, but it does not appear to be because we asked them to.
Instead, the source of Al Nahayan's wealth is believed to come from his cut of the family's estimated $150 billion collective personal fortune, largely amassed in the 1970s when raking off oil profits was not as frowned-upon.
With a collective $148 billion fortune, the Walton family is using their unfathomable wealth to exert outsized influence on school systems in cities across the country, often in communities where they neither reside nor do business.
Judging by the contrasting reminiscences and current plans of three UK-dwelling, American chefs, Thanksgiving is really what you wish to make of it – as long as you have loved ones near, shut out commercial concerns and pause to appreciate each other and your collective good fortunes over a special meal.
