Sentence examples for becoming prosperous from inspiring English sources

Economies can grow without becoming prosperous.

Here they were in a very nice hotel in a rapidly becoming prosperous city.

"Now that the area is becoming prosperous, many of the old stores are getting kicked out," Ms. Freed said.

As population and urbanisation grew, a two-pronged system of cities emerged: the lucrative trade in the Baltic Sea and the North Sea of Europe was gathering pace in some, while many Italian city-states were becoming prosperous through shipping, commerce and banking.

Ebla recovered under King Irkab-Damu in about 2340 BC; becoming prosperous and launching a successful counteroffensive against Mari, Irkab-Damu also concluded a peace and trading treaty with Abarsal, one of the first recorded treaties in history.

It is almost unique in seeing poor regions like the North becoming less prosperous as the South East becomes richer.

Burma is becoming more prosperous, more "modern".

And the country's stated goal of becoming a prosperous economy by 2020 will recede further.

Not only are people becoming more prosperous but also they are living longer and are taller and stronger.

With the Saudi population growing and becoming more prosperous, domestic consumption of oil is rising, leaving less for export.

Only by becoming a prosperous democracy will Georgia have any real chance of attracting home its wayward territories and of bringing long-term stability to the combustible Caucasus.