Sentence examples for to future fortune from inspiring English sources

Offer no hostages to future fortune.

Greater scale may help the two develop in the emerging markets that probably hold the key to future fortune.

It was a speech packed with a lot of hostages to future fortune because it amounted to a promise that her version of one-nation Conservatism will do something big about inequalities at a time when money is tight and her own party is riddled with internal conflicts.

The BBC must hope that such entrenched production values, rather than historic big name presenting stars, will be the key to its future fortunes.

There will be enormous amounts of money spent and enormous amounts of future fortune to be made by the winners.

Mr. Geffen may have a narrow space in which to maneuver the future fortunes of DreamWorks.

Wheeler, who joined the organization as part of the trade that sent Carlos Beltran to the San Francisco Giants last season, said he was unfazed by the fact that many Mets fans seem to pin the future fortunes of the team on him.

Following MG's departure and some ensuing speculation about the firm's future, Fortune's Dan Primack took a look at the firm's results thus far, concluding that it shouldn't have any trouble raising a second fund, and that the mix of investors was likely to change.

Outperformed, and fearful of losing future fortunes to foreign entities, the U.S. agreed to a post-Kyoto framework for 2012.

Are they the ticket to future fame and fortune by the newly high-profile winners?

While his own bank balance may be bulging these days, the former start-up owner also knows most coders enjoy their jobs (and the prospect of future fortunes) too much to give them up.