Sentence examples for Prosper and thrive from inspiring English sources

Is A (Liberal Arts Collegee Degree Still Worth It? Practical wisdom is the moral and intellectual wherewithal to live well, to prosper and thrive oneself, and, in so doing, to contribute to the prosperity and well-being of others.

Is there a relationship between America's immigration policies and the nation's ability to innovate, prosper, and thrive?

What does it take to have staying power in today's economy - to not only survive, but to prosper and thrive?

The rest of us, his brothers and sisters, awaken from the harrowing dream refreshed and better able, as Doug says with equal parts of irony and hope, to "prosper and thrive".

If we want museums to prosper and thrive in a harsh economic climate with central government talking about 40% cuts, an entrance fee may be the best way forward.

A different path, one of tolerance and peaceful resolution of conflict, leads to more integration with the global economy, more engagement with the international community, and the ability of the Iranian people to prosper and thrive.

To the contrary, Mr. Bennett argued, Mrs. Jones prospered and thrived in her state job.

May it thrive, and prosper and flourish and from this Fountain may there issue Streams, which shall gladden all the Cities and Towns in North America, forever". John Adams always has a way of saying the big, broad quotable thing, which is why I keep coming back to him.

But well-managed camps, he says, should prosper: "If they are running well, they will survive and thrive".

Through it all there has been one, consistent truth — Orange County prospers when its children are valued, nurtured, healthy and thriving.

By 1856, both the Brown Jug and the Free Gardeners Arms were well established and thriving and continued to prosper well into the 20th century, under the slightly different names of The Old Brown Jug and The Gardeners Arms.