Sentence examples for poor fortunes from inspiring English sources

In recent days, Sosa has expressed dissatisfaction with the continuing poor fortunes of the North Siders.

I felt depressed and sorry for myself, while Facebook confirmed that several other friends were ranting about their poor fortunes too.

UK retail sales grew at their fastest rate in more than three years in February, contrasting with the poor fortunes of some High Street brands which have struggled or gone into administration.

For what is the reason for the poor fortunes of the railways?

But there was some poor fortune too.

There was no opportunity for dwelling on his poor fortune, however.

That's significant enough not to just write off his problems with BABIP and L.O.B. percentage as poor fortune.

"Jamie Dimon's poor fortune is good news for financial reform and taxpayers," said Mr. Kelleher, referring to the bank's chief executive.

He has never been given the credit that was due for his breathtaking performances in his rookie season of 2007, when he finished on the podium in his first nine races, had the audacity to win in Montreal and would have carried off the championship but for some poor fortune in the final race.

Another Last Vegas Strip casino operator, Las Vegas Sands, had poor fortune this week.

If you had the poor fortune to meet the internet over the last two weeks, it would be complaining about the way that NBC has covered the London Olympics, with many of those complaints bunched under the Twitter hashtag #NBCFAIL.