Sentence examples for monetary fortune from inspiring English sources

This is not a monetary fortune but rather a spiritual one.

Not just monetary fortune, but the kind of fortune that makes you shine so bright that even Andromeda can see you.

Yet another objection is that people behave in ways that render them more and less deserving, and monetary good fortune is among the types of things that people come to deserve differentially.

Her fortunes – monetary and otherwise – in the world of syndicated chat might not be so terrible.

Whether we like it or not, in a modern monetary system the fortunes of government and the non-government sector are intrinsically related.

He is fond of quoting Milton Friedman ("Inflation is always and everywhere a monetary phenomenon"), and made his fortune by selling out at the top of the last recession-driven gold boom, in 1980.

Two factors straight out of a macroeconomics textbook seem to have done the trick: A timely application of fiscal and monetary stimulus, and the good fortune to have a weak currency at a useful moment.

But the true test of its reformist credentials will be Mr Jaitley's budget.The easy part will be to lock in India's good fortune, with fiscal and monetary discipline.

Sony's brightening fortunes underscore how the aggressive monetary easing pursued by the government of Prime Minister Shinzo Abe and the Japanese central bank are galvanizing exporters in the world's third-largest economy, after those of the United States and China.

His good fortune was followed by medical and monetary setbacks.

Spain is in the midst of an economic and identity crisis, having tied its fortunes to the now-troubled European Monetary Union.