Sentence examples for because of its prosperity from inspiring English sources
The question has fueled coups, riots, an armed uprising and thousands of deaths yet still has not been settled: who is and who is not Ivorian in a country that once attracted millions of African migrants because of its prosperity.
Because of its prosperity and the repeated expansion projects, Santa María de Óvila exhibited examples of every Spanish religious architectural style used from 1200 to 1600.
Guests arrive by helicopter or Rolls-Royce, watch 42-inch plasma TV-screens in their rooms and choose from 13 pillows on which to lay their heads.Dubai makes an exhibition of its prosperity because its economy now depends on people with money.
In 1990, Japan was at the peak of its prosperity.
The house of Baring then stood at the height of its prosperity.
In the 4th century bce Megara recovered some of its prosperity but remained politically insignificant.
Migration to the Netherlands started in the 17th century and after that the Netherlands experienced a growing migration since the 1960's because of its growing prosperity and the following migration for work [ 18].
"In many ways," Mr. Schatz writes in "Boom and Bust," his authoritative chronicle of American cinema in the 1940's, "World War II was the best of times for the movie industry not because of its unprecedented economic prosperity, but because of its social and cinematic achievements".
But the Full English is so quintessentially English because of its association of prosperity with plenty: eat at any roadside pub or restaurant in middle England and you soon discover that the size of the serving really does matter, and not just at breakfast.
Summoning the deep-seated belief that Switzerland is superior because of its neutrality, independence and prosperity, he has dominated the national stage for the last decade.
Formerly also called Nayanagar, the city was founded in 1835 and grew rapidly in prosperity because of its advantageous position between Udaipur (south) and Jodhpur (west).
