Sentence examples for Highly prosperous from inspiring English sources

We find that, despite using the same mechanism, cooperators promote well-connected highly prosperous networks and defectors cause the network to fragment and lose its prosperity; defectors are unable to maintain the highly connected networks they invade.

They have gone on to live highly prosperous lives.

Before he turned thirty, he was married and a father, running a large gold mine in Tientsin, China, and highly prosperous.

Remember that it began in the late 1970s and that for much of this period — the mid- and late 1980s, the 1990s — the country was highly prosperous.

The conquered western part developed into a thriving, open and highly prosperous democracy, coming slowly but honestly to terms with its responsibility for the catastrophe of the Third Reich.

It would be well-deserved company for Walchhofer, a modest and soft-spoken competitor who has let his skiing do the talking over the course of a highly prosperous 13-year career.

The mainstay of the highly-prosperous economy is tourism, accounting for about 80% of GDP.

The result is that highly connected, prosperous people like Mr. Reynolds are of huge value to a campaign because they can call on many other highly connected, prosperous people to write checks, which is particularly vital to Republicans in a year when Democrats have far outpaced them in fund-raising.

The reasons given for this apply throughout the industrialized world: people in highly developed, prosperous societies tend to have fewer children; women postpone childbearing to pursue careers, or forgo having children altogether.

That brings me to the second most common defense of Yale's collaboration with Singapore: that it isn't nearly as bad as Kazakhstan, China, or Abu Dhabi, because it's highly literate, prosperous, clean, safe, and evolving toward a more liberal society just as ours is moving in the opposite direction.

Hoffmann Davis presents a rigorous argument from a cognitive and developmental research foundation for why arts education is key to solving the drop out problem, and to nurturing high school students capable of becoming highly productive, prosperous, and conscientious members of our global society.