"The world is teaching us that fame is to be sought after; that recognition will equal success, fortune and, ultimately, peace," he said, "But the search for and attainment of fame and wealth usually destroy us in the end".
As Jane English argues: "if women do not attain roughly equal fame and fortune in sports, it leads both men and women to think of women as naturally inferior".
Out & Equal works with Fortune 500 companies to create equal employment policies and resource groups in support of LGBT employees.
Since being bought out by German auto giant Daimler-Benz in a deal that was falsely billed as a merger of equals, Chrysler's fortunes have gone from bad to worse.
I am equal to either fortune.
In order to equal the $145 billion fortune of the six wealthiest Walmart heirs, you'd need to combine the wealth of nearly 1.8 million median-income American households, according to a new analysis by the Economic Policy Institute, a left-leaning think tank.
If the sequence of Xs are outcomes in successive trials of a game of chance and fn is the fortune of a gambler after the nth trial, then the martingale condition says that the game is absolutely fair in the sense that, no matter what the past history of the game, the gambler's conditional expected fortune after one more trial is exactly equal to his present fortune.
The Brooklyn Academy of Music is remedying the lack this spring with a major new production starring John Turturro as the title character, Halvard Solness, the dream-drunk architect who seems to bring about good luck and ill fortune in equal measures.
In any case, they had enough money to live comfortably in Europe, where the rate of exchange was highly favorable to Americans; Sara's father had recently divided his fortune into equal shares, and the income from Sara's portion came to seven thousand dollars a year.
HIS financial empire made him the equal of kings, his fortune was the envy of the merely rich.
