Sentence examples for Develop and prosper from inspiring English sources

The benign climate that has allowed the human race to multiply, develop and prosper has remained stable through that period.

"It will be a network of networks and allow tribes to communicate, collaborate, develop and prosper," said Elstun Lauesen, technology director for the corporation.

Reasonably, Mr Cameron argues that in practice Labour finds it harder than a Conservative like himself to "let go" and trust these organisations to develop and prosper.

Here's Hansen's logic: For the past 7,000 years, sea levels have stayed remarkably stable, which has allowed human civilization to develop and prosper.

Despite her rough start in China, Mrs. Clinton has received accolades for making the case that respect for basic rights is essential for any country to develop and prosper since they demand rule of law and civil society.

Learn about the vulnerability of contemporary urban infrastructure, the impact of climate change, and the opportunities to improve our resilience so that we can develop and prosper in a changing climate.

During this period the towns developed and prospered, but in the rural settlements a backward tendency had set in.

On March 1, we asked innovators all over the world, how can coastal communities mitigate and adapt to climate change while developing and prospering?

He says academics – who have mainly previously worked within the forensic, policing, or scientific industries – "have all seen major changes and worked within the parameters available to ensure that standards are maintained, jobs are secured and the industry develops and prospers".

DENNIS KUCINICH Congressman from Ohio Should tell reporters he's read "Dragon's Egg," by Robert L. Forward: In an unexplored corner of the galaxy, a neutron star, inhabited by tiny, tightly concentrated creatures that seem to exist in only two dimensions, develops and prospers.

Charters for the holding of markets and fairs were granted in 1235 (though this charter was swiftly revoked following objections by the Bishop of Wells to the competition it represented to the market in that city), 1260 and 1318, and indicate that the town was developing and prospering in the 13th and early 14th centuries.