Sentence examples for will be fortunes from inspiring English sources

Yes, there will be fortunes made because government bought too high and sold too low.

Given the increased need for agriculture production in the coming decades, Dallas Kachan, the principal of Kachan & Co., a San Francisco-based cleantech research and consulting firm, argues that market opportunities are tremendous: "We believe that the market opportunities are so profound and inevitable that there will be fortunes to be made for the brave".

But Wired will not be Fortune's only media competitor.

"I think iMotors will be a Fortune 500 company," he said in an interview at his office in San Francisco over a turkey and cranberry sandwich.

These silos are a significant aspect of Apple's business, and as Tim Cook mentioned, will be a Fortune 100-sized revenue stream in the next twelve months.

It could turn out that growing fortunes will be a lot harder in the future than Piketty thinks it will.

Fortunes will be made here, and fortunes lost.

Alex Johnson and Jeremy Laidler will be hoping their fortunes have changed, Johnson returning from a knee reconstruction, and Laidler on to his third club, having been cold-shouldered by Mick Malthouse at Carlton after leaving Geelong as a highly rated prospect.

And by choosing not to hedge, they will be betting their fortunes that gold will rise.

While there could be more spectacular wealth implosions next year, the real trend to look for will be the new fortunes that rise from this recession.

BBC Scotland's Jackie O'Brien will be following their fortunes from her base in the mountain cluster where ordinary Russians are working round the clock to ensure that the £30bn games are a success.