Sentence examples for a thriving world from inspiring English sources

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It shares many American aims: stability, nuclear non-proliferation and, most of all, a thriving world economy.

The British antislavery movement of the 1810s had almost put an end to the institution, but a thriving world market for coffee revitalized it in the 1820s.

As his popularity spread, societies for the presentation of Indian and other traditional music began springing up — the largest one in New York is the World Music Institute — and a thriving world music industry was soon born.

Not only would further delays cost much more, but rent proceeds from a thriving World Trade Center would provide money for the Port Authority's other transportation projects around the city, including Moynihan Station and a new passenger rail tunnel under the Hudson River.

That may not be the primary reason why the Dutch manufactures available at Fort Orange were so cheap, but it's not unrelated, and it's certainly a major reason why Amsterdam was a thriving world commercial centre in the mid-1600s while Antwerp became a declining provincial town.

A recent report from Future Cities Catapult reveals a thriving, world-leading cluster of city-making expertise estimated to be worth £16bn and employing hundreds of thousands of professionals.

Fair enough - we in sustainability could do a better job painting a compelling picture of a better, thriving world.

Maybe that's one of the jobs of museums: to reconstitute the remnants of a once thriving world.

With the right training and a new mindset, taught by schools focused on meaning, the entrepreneurs and executives of the future will help build a more purposeful, thriving world.

President Nelson Mandela and Graça Machel have already assumed a direct and personal role in this effort, telling leaders from every walk of life that if we want a just, equitable and thriving world, we must invest in children now.