Sentence examples for have little to boast from inspiring English sources

But beyond that, they have little to boast of.

Mr Obama will have little to boast about if the recovery fizzles out; but his opponents will have even less to say if it continues to gather speed.

But the continent's northernmost countries have little to boast about compared with their neighbours, a major annual study of Africa's governments has found.

The most abysmal trusts are those that have been killed off the fate of about one-third of the 800 that were around at some point during the period covered by the study.Even the survivors have little to boast about.

In a country suffering devastation from flooding, and long divided by ethnicity, region, religion and sect, which often seems to have little to boast of, or even reason for being, cricket should be a boon.But Pakistan's cricketers are advertising much that is wrong with their country.

It was helped by a buoyant labour market; many young people would have found work in any case.A decade later, Labour has little to boast about.

In 2007 and 2008, Minaya had to deal with back-to-back collapses by his team, but at least the Yankees had little to boast about.

Its project to form a "new workers' party", however, has little to boast except a run of catastrophic election results and lost deposits.

AN UNREMARKABLE town just to the west of London, Reading once had little to boast of beyond its biscuit factories and the jail which long ago had accommodated Oscar Wilde.

And last year he negotiated the surrender of Gudermes, his home town and Chechnya's second-largest city.Since taking office, however, Mr Kadyrov has had little to boast of.

They have had little to boast about in recent years after a decade of wars reduced Yugoslavia from six republics to two and impoverished a country that was once the richest in Eastern Europe.