Sentence examples for boost their fortunes from inspiring English sources

MANY Indian tribes around the country have turned to casinos to boost their fortunes.

Members of his party, who had been counting on Mr. Gysi to boost their fortunes in the federal elections, tried yesterday to persuade him to remain in office.

At an earlier hearing he described Rovers as being "in the doldrums" in the Conference Premier following relegation from the Football League and said they were seeking to boost their fortunes by moving to the new stadium.

Increased demand for new wells will boost their fortunes.

That in turn helped boost their fortunes 72% in the past year to $550 million apiece.

Lennon regards Championship club Bolton as a "sleeping giant" of English football and hopes to boost their fortunes, with Wanderers currently bottom of their division.

New information that Osotspa's CEO Petch, his brother Ratch, cousin Niti, and other family members own 90% of the company, boosted their fortune.

Small wonder, then, that many governments attempt to manipulate the economy to boost their political fortunes.

They and Mosaica are hoping to boost their business fortunes by succeeding where the public system has failed.

So far, the sentences have served to raise the profile of the defendants, which their allies suggested yesterday could boost their political fortunes.

In China, the problem is magnified by the country's size, the rapidly shifting make-up of its quasi-market system and the widespread tendency among officials to lie in order to boost their political fortunes.