Sentence examples for double prosperity from inspiring English sources

In Chinese numerology, 88 means "double prosperity," a poignant notion when one considers how few of the businesses in the shopping center could be described as prosperous.

Although global population appears headed for a 50percentt increase in the next 50 years, for example, demand for food will likely double, as prosperity raises the per capita consumption of calories.

Some experts argue that the double whammy of prosperity and a deeply embedded belief in retirement may be impossible to change, except for those blessed with very satisfying careers.

China wants to turn Greece into a Double Lucky Golden Prosperity Node.

He cultivated the air of prosperity: double-breasted suits, silk socks.

GORE PROSPERS IN NEW YORK -- Vice President Al Gore is giving a double meaning to his current "prosperity tour," collecting a cool million in New York last night.

In February 2011, in a stark report entitled Growth and Renewal in the United States, the respected McKinsey Global Institute concluded that if the U.S. cannot significantly boost productivity growth rates by a third, the consequences will be painful, and far more damaging to U.S. prosperity than a double-dip into the Great Recession.

The real debate we as Americans must begin to have, however, is why Black unemployment (and the prosperity gap) is always double that of our white counterparts no matter who the president of the United States is.

The source of this prosperity is, according to intel, "double-digit growth in notebook PCs" and "strength in the data center fueled by the ongoing growth of mobile and cloud computing".

But three generations of relative prosperity have served to more than double that rate of inadequacy.

Our future prosperity is threatened by debt that has doubled since 2010, and by shockingly pitiful investment in innovation, research and development, education and training – the prosperity drivers.