Sentence examples for a less prosperous era from inspiring English sources

But those visitors spent notably less money per trip than during the last upturn — $1,021 per visit last year, compared with $1,318 spent by each of the 39.2 million visitors in 2007, according to the Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority — a sobering asterisk that has led many analysts to conclude that this high-rolling city is entering a less prosperous era.

Otherwise, a less prosperous and less secure world awaits.

But continued failure would eventually make China a less prosperous and more unstable place.

But it has a less prosperous air than similar communities; its houses are more modest, some less than well maintained.

Because the euro will lead to a less prosperous Europe.

It is a less prosperous area with livelihoods beset by low productivity of land and livestock and expensive goods and services.

LAS VEGAS (AP) — Kenny Guinn, who was governor of Nevada during a prosperous era for a state now facing severe budget problems, died Thursday after falling from the roof of his home here while making repairs.

"I think once we enter a more prosperous era, this will vanish and the pleading and begging to get into clubs will begin again".

Unemployment remains stubbornly high and many of Motor City's archetypal buildings are now derelicts, the ghosts of a more prosperous era.

The Second Avenue subway is only one of a number of megaprojects that came to life during a prosperous era that appears to be coming to an end.

In 1811 the steamboat "New Orleans" called there, opening a prosperous era of river traffic.