Sentence examples for apparent prosperity from inspiring English sources

Before the ICO deal, the apparent prosperity could not quell reports that Teledesic's progress had stalled.

Or is the world economy, for all its apparent prosperity, actually in peril?

But hidden beneath the trappings of apparent prosperity are familiar signs of trouble: declining enrollment, rising tuition, debt and an endowment that is largely restricted.

Children of the boom, who spent their formative years in a period of extraordinary apparent prosperity, may have thought it perfectly normal to have easy credit, plenty of jobs and an abundant supply of financial support from the Bank of Mum and Dad, but they are having rapidly to adjust to a more austere reality.

Either way, few Oaklanders who suffered through the alleged chaos of the old days are still around to enjoy the apparent prosperity of the new ones.

That's fair game, at least in this country but so is my assessment of the gist of their message that Singapore's evident prosperity and apparent harmony reflect emphases in its political culture that are far preferable to the paralysis and hostility that pass for political freedom and democracy in America.

In New York, prosperity is apparent everywhere in the crowds thronging the streets day and night, in the renovated museums and hundreds of new hotels, restaurants, bars and clubs.

The Ibrox club's penalty for failure to qualify for the Champions League after finishing third in the SPL was made painfully apparent by Celtic's prosperity.

CHARLES, Mo .— The prosperity is apparent on the way into town: the 21-floor casino resort and spa on one side of the interstate, and on the other a freshly built retail quarter of boutiques, a brand-new Hilton hotel and a P.F.

Why the apparent paradox of general prosperity coupled with failing public services?

Often in economically blighted areas, they are an apparent sign of budding prosperity.