Sentence examples for allowed to prosper from inspiring English sources

"I'm not entirely against change," he said, adding that the world, and China, should be allowed to prosper.

This neglect has helped open the gates to extremists and pedlars of hatred who have been allowed to prosper.

Taiwan's is an affluent, energetic young democracy that wants nothing better than to be allowed to prosper and mind its own business in peace.China, despite 20 years of economic reform, is still a Communist Party dictatorship.

But the fact that his directorial flair was so unused on TV, when many lesser talents were allowed to prosper, does not reflect at all well on the openness of that small world.

And, most profoundly, modern Darwinists reckon that a sense of justice, too, is probably an evolved phenomenon.The notion that bad individuals should not be allowed to prosper does not exist in most species, yet it has been crucial to human evolution.

Commissioned in the wake of the Savile scandal, the BBC's report into sexual harassment and bullying is a damning criticism of a culture in which staff were left terrified of some senior managers and on-screen stars, where "known bullies" were allowed to prosper and even be promoted because they were perceived to be untouchable.

Surely, they surmised, America and its Western allies would not sit by and allow to prosper a group that had grown out of al-Qaeda in Iraq and killed American soldiers during the war there in 2003?

At the same time, it is self-evidently a world in which people like HG Wells are allowed to luxuriate and prosper.

Britain had a flexible society that allowed success to prosper socially.

The Digambaras' involvement in politics allowed Jainism to prosper in Karnataka and the Deccan.

They all wanted to enter public service to give back to the country that allowed them to prosper.