Sentence examples for been able to prosper from inspiring English sources

That movement as well as his strength – which is maybe Van Persie's most underrated attribute – means that he has always been able to prosper against Saturday's opposition, Stoke – he has scored seven goals in six league games against them, including one in the 4-2 win at Old Trafford earlier in the season.

Allegra's friend, playing a house with a single female, hadn't been able to prosper with a solo household, didn't want to restart, so had tried to win a mate by macking with one cute guy, who was Allegra's "dad".

The Thai security forces have demonstrated little capability to fight such a movement, which remains attractive to young Malay Muslim men, and has been able to prosper from the corruption and lawlessness that is characteristic of Thailand's border regions, adds our correspondent.

For more than 10 years, Malawi was able to prosper economically before being felled by a confluence of external factors.

So is being able to prosper in a system that broadly works according to your own world view.

It is decontextualised; severed from the larger familial and cultural set-up in which that hurt was able to prosper.

There is still the question, they noted, of whether the economy will be able to prosper without government support.

Let's hope they hope to come in and cooperate with the union and employees to prosper, just the way Times Mirror was able to prosper".

Whether these funds will be able to prosper in a bear market is uncertain: 1998 is starting to develop into a "difficult year".

We want underemployed people to be able to do additional hours, and for business to be able to prosper and grow without compromising the safety net".

"Adobe makes its money on development and design tools, so as long as it keeps developers happy, it should be able to prosper".