Sentence examples for another prosperous from inspiring English sources

After all, Anthony Precourt is based in San Francisco, another prosperous, fast-growing, youthful and liberal-leaning technology hub.

The Vietnamese Communist Party seems instead to have been taking more interest in the example offered by Singapore, another prosperous, high-tech neighbour.

For Taiwan, the renewable energy policy was actively pushed by government and civic organizations, and how to encourage industrial manufacturers to invest the related technologies of renewable energy; furthermore, to research and develop advanced techniques in this field so that those techniques could create another prosperous business for Taiwan after 3C business.

Graham Arnold faces up to his second season at Sydney FC with some major hurdles to face, but there is every reason to believe another prosperous campaign lies in store.

By February, two runners-up finishes and another in third place gave the impression that all was well with Lyle's game and that he was set for another prosperous year on both sides of the Atlantic.

Catalonia's limited fiscal autonomy has also contrasted with that of another prosperous northern region, the Basque Country, whose own government recently struck a new financing deal with the central government in Madrid, triggering loud demands from Catalonia for a similar treatment.

And an independent Scotland, he claims, would be more like Norway, another small, prosperous nation that shored up its banks in the 1990s, invested its oil receipts wisely and, in contrast to Britain, is a "sea of stability" today.

When the puppet named Princeton makes his entrance (on the hand of his alter ego, the actor Seth Rettberg), asking in song what you do with a B.A. in English, he is no quaint anachronism from another, less prosperous time.

Then, just after 5 p.m., a car bomb exploded in the central district of Karada, another formerly prosperous area, close to the July 14th Bridge, which goes over the Tigris River to the Green Zone.

The Walkie-Talkie can only be truly judged once complete, but it seems unlikely that the perception of it as a bullying presence in the City will change much – a building with its origins in another more prosperous time, now stranded in the wrong place.

Chuck it away if it's broken". Another woman, prosperous-looking, who has bought a duvet, towels and T-shirts for her three children, says with a mildly troubled expression: "I know we live in a throwaway society.