Sentence examples for Fairly prosperous from inspiring English sources
Still fairly prosperous, don't we feel poor?
People of Indian origin tend to be fairly prosperous.
De Man came from a fairly prosperous and well-established Flemish family.
Like many small towns in New York's borscht belt, Ellenville was fairly prosperous throughout the 20th century.
Yet 20 years after the Velvet Revolution, he said, his country is a fairly prosperous, fairly normal democracy.
Even then, they might get away with it, especially if most people were feeling fairly prosperous themselves.
In one of them, a fairly prosperous-looking collection of stores called Albemarle Square, we pulled up in front of Taste of China.
In our wondrously and preposterously divided world of 194 nation-states, it is fairly easy to subdivide them into certain categories: the really Great Powers, the medium powers, the prosperous aging states (think of Italy), the war-torn states and the desperately impoverished states in Africa, plus the lucky states (think of New Zealand).
The sections on ancient Rome and medieval Venice are particularly compelling, because they show how fairly open and prosperous societies can revert to closed and impoverished autocracies.
THE Tunisian government usually seems to go out of its way to make the country look dull: after all, it is fairly stable and prosperous compared with most of its neighbours.
