Sentence examples for different fortunes from inspiring English sources

That could mean different fortunes but there are also differences between the two in terms of strategy.

Witness the different fortunes of New York's two teams, the Yankees and the Mets.

Reflecting different fortunes, Gap Inc., the specialty apparel retailer based in San Francisco, said yesterday that it planned to add as many as 660 stores this year.

But thanks to New York's fickle demographic tides, the two bars have found themselves in very different worlds, with very different fortunes.

In a roundabout way, it left a United States player hospitalized with an eye injury, managers sniping at each other and the teams staring at vastly different fortunes just three days into the competition.

The two companies have had very different fortunes since they went separate ways: CBS has been buoyed by strong ratings at its television network, while Viacom's cable networks, like Comedy Central and MTV, have suffered from slumping ratings.

"Young women today have a much different fortune, and it is their plight, their determination, their resolve that guide me".

Malebranche allowed that there are many such differences, not just between the sexes, but for different ages, fortunes and stations in life; indeed, it is differences between individuals' "stations in life" that do the most work for him in explaining variations in affective susceptibilities.

But the United States has several competing standards just within its borders, and different companies' fortunes are tied to the different standards.

Rising incomes are what really distinguished the Reagan recovery from the Obama recovery, and that, I suspect, is why the two Presidents enjoyed such different political fortunes.

The Mets' presence Friday at Citi Field, where they will play the final six games of their season, served as a reminder of how different their fortunes have been this season at home and on the road.