Sentence examples for able to prosper in from inspiring English sources
So is being able to prosper in a system that broadly works according to your own world view.
Whether these funds will be able to prosper in a bear market is uncertain: 1998 is starting to develop into a "difficult year".
And for this reason it was never able to prosper in the American market, where its name came to stand for "Fix It Again Tony".
Illiteracy leads to lower skills, greater social problems, higher crime rates, and a country less able to prosper in the global jobs market.
The Hewlett-Packard board and Ms. Fiorina insisted that by merging with Compaq, Hewlett would be stronger and better able to prosper in the increasingly competitive information technology business.
Our experience shows that leadership and vision at the very top of a business is the crucial factor in whether or not it is able to prosper in the growing green economy.
Mr Jobs had an uncanny knack of winnowing out the wheat from the mountains of chaff.It remains to be seen whether his disciples who are now running the show can make equally smart choices, and whether Apple will be able to prosper without its magician-in-chief at the helm.
"Asos is still very much a growth story, and its vast customer base, and growing international proposition, mean it should be able to prosper from here on in," said Ms Lund-Yates.
It is decontextualised; severed from the larger familial and cultural set-up in which that hurt was able to prosper.
In other words, he said, "Dell might be able to prosper after a buyout; it would depend on how Michael Dell manages the company".
