Sentence examples for in its fortune from inspiring English sources
On the promenade, the seated sculpture Tommy, a weary first world war soldier, created by Ray Lonsdale, poignantly reflects the sheer resilience of this hard-working community now relishing in its fortune at being located at one of the most beautiful harbours in the north-east.
Standard Chartered has issued three profit warnings in the past 12 months in a dramatic change in its fortunes after it reported consecutive record profits throughout the financial crisis.
The villas, forum, shops, basilica and baths aren't what they were in 2AD – when an earthquake accelerated the decline in its fortunes – but it's easy to imagine the citizens looking out to sea while waiting for the action to kick off in the amphitheatre.
The Gulf may never again see the kind of quantum leap in its fortunes that has transformed it over the past few decades, but it still faces the tough choices Mr bin Byat speaks of.
Like other personal computer companies and chip makers, the company said it saw no early turnaround in its fortunes.
Palenque suffered a lengthy decline in its fortunes after this date before it was able to recover from its disastrous war with Calakmul.
And while Cisco has fared better because of its different product mix, it nevertheless has seen a severe change in its fortunes over the last year.
AQI was at a low point in its fortunes, as the Sunni rebellion, in which it had once played a leading role, was collapsing.
In an interview on Thursday, Amy Hood, the company's chief financial officer, made it clear that company is not expecting a sudden change in its fortunes in the mobile market.
He said he believed M&S is "significantly overstocked" and the chain "needs a major improvement in its fortunes to hit the levels of profit that we believe it is guiding the market to today (£890-900m)".
