Sentence examples for could not prosper alone from inspiring English sources
He pointed out the US and Japan, for example, were building a transatlantic partnership, and he said the UK could not prosper alone.
And American turbine manufacturers like G.E. could not prosper without an American market, he said.
Delany, who believed that black people could not prosper alongside whites, advocated the idea that African Americans should separate from the United States and establish their own nation.
Iconoclasts and iconodules agreed on one fundamental point: a Christian people could not prosper unless it assumed the right attitude toward the holy images, or icons.
Companies rushed in and then found they couldn't prosper under tight restrictions on cost increases.
And if organisms can prosper here in nasty environments — in geysers, in the depths of the sea, in toxic waste, in water that is too hot, too cold, too acidic or too alkaline — why could they not prosper out there?
His solo songs point to his ability to prosper alone.
a) Almost all Americans know they cannot prosper alone in the world.
Without such reforms, the Italian economy could not possibly prosper, inside or outside the euro zone.
But penny newspapers and dime novels could not have prospered if the Post Office and the common schools had not, in effect, got there first.
