Sentence examples for economic plenty from inspiring English sources

This was the Roaring Twenties, a time of economic plenty and a growing urban middle class.

Mr. Bradley also mounted an unusually potent challenge against a sitting vice president in a time of economic plenty, briefly shaking the foundations of the Democratic establishment.

Titbits are leaked in advance to a pliant media, as a vision of economic plenty and technocratic cunning is conjured up in what amounts to a glorified government spinfest.

Are you comfortable?' And the guy says: 'I make a living …'" A competing theory for Seinfeld's low profile since 1998 is that his comedy belongs squarely to the 90s – an era of economic plenty, before 9/11, before widespread anxiety about climate change, when the bottomless self-absorption of Jerry, Elaine, George and Kramer felt excusable.

At the event on Thursday, Nazarbayev said he had brought "20 years of stability, 20 years of collective work", during which time Kazakhstan had gone from a place where people stood in queues for hours to buy bread and milk, to a land of economic plenty.

Typically in a time of economic plenty and investor froth everyone pushes for parallel.

"While some anecdotal evidence has indicated that employers are feeling more confident about economic conditions, plenty of other statistics suggest that headwinds continue to weigh on the economy: the national employment trend has decelerated, the stock market declined this month and many are still concerned about the situation in Europe".

The good news, however, is that even with the current economic crisis, plenty of credit cards still offer significant savings and perks.

Even amid the economic turmoil, plenty of Singapore's businessmen and women added to their fortunes, thanks in part to the Singapore dollar's strength against the U.S. dollar, appreciating 9% over the past year.

Protesting can be frustrating; it's hard to get people to listen particularly lawmakers, Tesco Express bosses, and whoever stops bankers from causing global economic crises with plenty of demonstrations merely being ignored or swept away.

And among the economic winners are plenty of losers.