Sentence examples for beacons of prosperity from inspiring English sources
Conditional cash seems a good way to spur longer-term thinking that benefits both the individual and society.Fine, say sceptics, CCTs may work in poor countries but surely they are not relevant in beacons of prosperity like New York City.
For decades the former French colony, which achieved independence in 1960, was a beacon of prosperity and stability in west Africa.
That's like portraying India as a beacon of prosperity because it has one of the biggest economies in the world and creates millions of jobs annually.
Above ground, he presided over a manic programme of building, guided by the determination that Nanjing should be able to slip outfrom beneath the shadow cast by nearby Shanghai and become a beacon of prosperity in its own right.
Never mind the civil-liberty issues – for the vast majority of Singaporeans, Lee made their country a beacon of prosperity, civil order, safety, world-leading, easily affordable healthcare and free education, good housing for all and full employment.
It is a gleaming beacon of prosperity, a monument to Rotterdam's rude economic health – built at a time when scores of such office blocks lie vacant across the city.
The dirty, polluting relic of the past or the beacon of future prosperity and growth?
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The United States says it fears a "meltdown" in the west African country, once a beacon of stability and prosperity in a violence-wracked region.
Now nearing the 64th anniversary of its Independence Day, that Republic of Newfoundland — blessed with a small population [2] and ample natural resources [3] — might have become a beacon of state-sponsored prosperity à la Scandinavia.
