Sentence examples for help the fortunes from inspiring English sources

Nor did the Flyer's accomplishments help the fortunes of the Thomas auto company.

And it could also help the fortunes of Fernando Ferrer, the former Bronx borough president, by focusing attention on him as the most formidable minority candidate.

Ironically – but perhaps not surprisingly – Russell's commitment to the flourishing of his own individuality did not help the fortunes of Beacon Hill school.

A lawyer at one large firm that specializes in the financial business, who spoke on the condition of anonymity because she did not want to bring regulators' attention to her clients, said that that competitive disadvantage could begin to erode New York City's importance as a financial center and help the fortunes of offshore banks based in London, Dubai, Hong Kong and elsewhere.

Selling to China helped the fortunes of businesses in Jakarta, Hanoi and Singapore.

The blossoming of the world's digital consumer market recently has helped the fortunes of Japanese electronics makers, but analysts say Sony needs time to turn itself around.

In 2017, the U.S. stock market hit record highs, oil prices continued to inch upward and the Chinese real estate market reported a steady boom all of which helped the fortunes of the world's richest people grow bigger than ever.

In doing so, he, not incidentally, is helping the fortunes of several Senate democrats facing difficult challenges in conservative states in 2016.

There is no certainty that a sweeping victory would help the Socialists' fortunes on the national level.

Most of us wouldn't want to help the political fortunes of people who think killing children is a sacrament.

The publicity may help the town's fortunes, the townspeople do think.