Sentence examples for even more fortune from inspiring English sources
It's been a quiet, relatively blissful 14 months since Kevin O'Leary left the CBC's Lang and O'Leary Exchange and Dragon's Den in search of fame and even more fortune in the United States, where he's doing the exact same thing on ABC's DD rip-off Shark Tank that he did on the original.
Within a few minutes, the United States wound up with even more good fortune than France.
Now fallout from the Sept. 11 attacks on the United States is bringing even more ill fortune.
That's because after Sands stock plunged in 2008, Adelson plowed even more of his fortune into new GRATs, the SEC filings show.
The question is how much more money he has available, and whether the famously tight-fisted billionaire is willing to invest even more of his fortune in his campaign effort.
But his burning desire was to make even more money; his fortune grew more than five times after he supposedly gave up business in 1987, and a ferocious sense of privacy set him well apart from most of his readers and viewers.
He will likely sell off additional assets to avoid losing even more of his fortune, now estimated at $10 billion.
You simply can't tell a 20-year-old music phenomenon to stop doing the very thing that has brought her even more fame and fortune than she already earned as a tween TV star.
Those deep pockets flung open even wider by the Supreme Court's Citizens United decision just six years ago, permitting the richest of the rich to pour even more of their fortunes into control of our electoral process.
The pressure to make "Bolt" a hit — if it fails, Disney will come under new scrutiny for paying such a hefty price for Pixar — makes Mr. Walton's good fortune even more incredible.
This approach to goal setting could be more important for small companies that are growing quickly, maybe even more so than the Fortune 500 companies that BetterWorks is targeting.
