Sentence examples for diminished fortunes from inspiring English sources

The Z10 is the first of a series of smartphones based on a new operating system that BlackBerry hopes will revive its substantially diminished fortunes.

But visits to several wireless stores on Wednesday found striking differences in sales support for the product that BlackBerry, which is based in Waterloo, Ontario, hopes will revive its diminished fortunes.

What more heroic life is there than to touch these eternal mysteries?" St. Joseph's Seminary — informally known as Dunwoodie, after its neighborhood — is hardly alone in its diminished fortunes.

Behind the switch, according to Cuban analysts and foreign diplomats here, lay a calculation: Mr. Putin's arrival, his first stop on his first journey to the Americas as president, has once again revived Mr. Castro's diminished fortunes as a charismatic leader, who after four decades in power holds sway only over an impoverished revolution.

Its diminished fortunes, like those of the old East German football clubs, is representative of the losses as well as the gains of reunification and there remains a lingering sense in the east of the past having a more powerful presence than the present itself.

"I saw the dead eyes, and in them, dead though they were, such a look of hate, though unconscious of me or my presence that I fled from the place... .. Perhaps my favourite of all, despite being the shabbiest on the list, Godsend Castle reflects the diminished fortunes of the Mortmain family and, looking around an empty room, Cassandra says "All we really have enough of is floor".

But as the global recession tightens, Portland's docks are a snapshot of diminishing fortunes.

The price break since then can be seen as a measure of Mr. Gingrich's diminishing fortunes.

As layoffs increased and purchasing power declined, prices fell lower still, in a downward spiral of diminishing fortunes.

Still, by yesterday, Pettitte's first start in 19 days had escalated in significance because of the diminishing fortunes of the Yankees.

Writing in 1996 about the diminishing fortunes of Harry B. Helmsley's real estate empire under the defensive control of Mr. Helmsley's wife, Leona, he said she had "already turned the depleted company into Fortress Helmsley-Spear".