Sentence examples for decent fortune from inspiring English sources
Isabella Gardner was a New York City-born Bostonian with a decent fortune, shrewd advisers (Bernard Berenson chief among them), eclectic tastes, personal chutzpah and a belief in more is more.
Once you've amassed a decent fortune, your focus shifts to keeping it from the hands of the tax man and from sharp declines in the market.
"Am I going to get stupid drunk tonight trying to get a decent fortune out of this glass?" "All signs point to yes". Drinking more during the holidays?
Whitman, who has already invested a decent portion of her personal fortune into her campaign, has also amassed more than $20 million through BlueSwarm.
If it can fill that big iOS hole then it has a decent chance of becoming a core technology for the Fortune 500 CIO.
Thanks to their good fortune in missing the housing party before the financial crisis, German homeowners have a decent chance of making further gains.
Most investors still doubt that Reliance will make a decent return on the fortune it has sunk into its fields.
A final victory in the world's most famous steeplechase would be a fitting conclusion for McCoy, but it's worth recalling that a decent dollop of good fortune is required in the Aintree feature whose first winner - in 1839 - was named Lottery.
It really has to, if the Dells want to make a dent in spending a decent chunk of their fortune while they're still living.
This means that a breast cancer survivor or a diabetic or someone recovering from a heart attack -- or even a young person born with a disability or congenital disease -- would have to pay a fortune for decent coverage if, God forbid, they let their existing policy lapse for two months or longer.
