Sentence examples for about a prosperity from inspiring English sources

"The president talked about a prosperity that millions of Americans are not seeing, feeling or living," Mr. Kerry said.

As he campaigned by bus through two states that he lost in 2000 but is making a concerted push to win this time around, Mr. Bush used the news that the economy had created 288,000 jobs in April, the eighth-straight month of gains, to bolster his case that his tax cuts are helping bring about a return to prosperity.

More ominously, Seattle Times staff columnist Danny Westneat warned the winning city of Amazon's HQ2 process that "Amazon is about to detonate a prosperity bomb in your town".

The earliest science fiction zines were usually Sercon, spreading belief that a collective future of scientific advancements would bring about peace, prosperity, and human fellowship.

It is therefore a fantasy to think that automation might be used to bring about widespread prosperity: to the worker, it means only instability.

We were told that fewer regulations, especially for big financial institutions and corporations, would bring about widespread prosperity.

As Donald Trump delivered a major speech at a Pennsylvania aluminum plant about trade and economic policy, promising that his proposals bring about prosperity, all Twitter could focus on was the wall of crushed-up recyclables that served as his backdrop.

Americans were sold a flawed economic philosophy that claimed we need an "unfettered free market" to increase homeownership and bring about prosperity.

He pledged to "cooperate to bring about prosperity" but warned against "chaotic democracy" which could result from "a failure to abide by the rule of law and regulations and the presence of armed insurgencies".

You cannot bring about prosperity by discouraging thrift.

Osborne's broader suggestion that businesses know better than charities how to bring about prosperity was strongly questioned by John Sauven, the executive director of Greenpeace.