Sentence examples for fortunes in mind from inspiring English sources
And whoever it was would surely not have had Welsh rugby's fortunes in mind.
Thus, with his own political fortunes ever in mind, Gore worked relentlessly to limit biotechnology's contributions to agriculture and, simultaneously, to divert much of the corn harvest from food to ethanol production.
The phrase "I don't bluff" seems directed mainly at the American audiences with his electoral fortunes clearly in mind.
Certainly that is not what most of them had in mind for their fortunes.
The new airport had been conceived as a corporate-services-and-cargo operation, with Fortune 500 companies and international clients in mind.
Of the three seen in Program C of San Francisco Ballet's New Works Festival on Thursday night, two — Margaret Jenkins's "Thread" and Val Caniparoli's "Ibsen's House" — gave hostages to fortune by announcing what they had in mind.
It is important nonetheless to bear in mind that while Fortune 500 CEOs and investment bankers and movie stars professional athletes can earn millions of dollars a year, there are a number of hedge fund managers who earn billions each year, and even a few private equity professionals who have racked up a billion dollars over their careers.
Bearing in mind that the family fortune is based on supplying mail-order party accessories, crossed balloons on a field of serviettes with blowers rampant, perhaps?
With all this in mind, Trump's rising political fortunes aren't surprising at all.
And before you answer "enterprises," bear in mind that most of the Fortune 100 have already adopted the iPad.
The 73-year-old billionaire is here for the fishing, but he also has a loftier purpose in mind: to use his Intel fortune to help preserve some of the world's remaining wild places.
