Sentence examples for fortunes reverse from inspiring English sources

Sectors that had thrived while technology suffered saw their fortunes reverse yesterday.

And only for a time; when on-field fortunes reverse, or a scandal occurs, the money often dries up.

They also believe that this fight could have fewer consequences for them should their political fortunes reverse and they find themselves in the minority trying to block judicial nominees from a Republican White House.

Fairness is very close to what scientists call reciprocal altruism, where a willingness to be nice to others can evolve as long as the favor helps the recipient more than it costs the giver and the recipient returns the favor when fortunes reverse.

But before bosses at Anglo start trumpeting their growth prospects and restructuring achievements too loudly, it is worth remembering the pit that the mining giant was in a year ago.Anglo, in business since 1917 and once the world's second-largest mining company, had seen its fortunes reverse to such an extent that in June 2009 Xstrata, a company born in 2001, proposed a nil-premium merger.

So can brighter economic fortunes reverse the human talent flow and attract more international students to Lithuania?

Neither happened, and from that point the party's fortunes reversed.

But the Bruins' fortunes reversed, reaching bottom during a dismal 2011-12 season.

Singh was born in 1942, in Jaipur, to a family of Rajput aristocrats, whose fortunes reversed in the years after the partition of India and Pakistan, in 1947.

Fortunes reversed, they say, just as a giant private equity firm, the Blackstone Group, was completing its $36 billion acquisition of Equity Office Properties Trust, the nation's largest office landlord.

Once a potential presidential contender, he saw his political fortunes reversed after his confession in June to an extramarital affair with a divorced Argentine named María Belén Chapur, whom he called his "soul mate".