Sentence examples for considerable prosperity from inspiring English sources

But five years of considerable prosperity and easy credit have honed self-indulgence.

But the deal that is now done ensures at least a decade of labor peace and, the expectation is, considerable prosperity.

The 1930s were years of considerable prosperity for the south and the Midlands, as new manufacturing industries emerged and an expansion of road and suburban rail networks facilitated a housing boom.

The coal trade that brought considerable prosperity to the port up to 1913 has since ceased, and the town's industry diversified to include steel and aluminum processing, papermaking, engineering, and chemicals.

"He's the guy who went out and put his name on the ballot, got into the arena, captured the Republican nomination, devised a strategy to beat an incumbent vice president at a time of considerable prosperity in the country.

This has produced a split with our European allies and, if these policies are pursued, will mark a deviation from some 50 years of fruitful collaboration that has largely produced peace and considerable prosperity for Europe and the United States.

During the 16th century Lublin enjoyed considerable economic prosperity, and artistic and cultural pursuits thrived.

Certainly, British institutions underpinned a general and very considerable rise in prosperity.

Still, Canada in the 21st century possessed considerable wealth and prosperity, and the country, which had become a magnet for immigrants from throughout the world, had established its own distinctive cultural, economic, and political identity.

By contrast, Thomas Pogge highlights the ways in which international practices concerning the distribution of resources create considerable obstacles for prosperity in developing countries.

This was a strange relationship: joint advocacy of liberty was countered by a joint history of slavery and related allegiances; commerce led to both prosperity and considerable scars.