Sentence examples for especially prosperous from inspiring English sources
The ancient town was especially prosperous under the Hellenistic Ptolemaic dynasty (305 30 bce), when it was the capital of the separate nome (province) of Ombos.
Once a sugar cane hub, Matanzas doesn't feel especially prosperous these days.
Take the American slave-trade, which we are told by the papers, is especially prosperous just now.
The oldest city in Ireland, founded by Vikings in the ninth century, Waterford developed to become a thriving port town with an especially prosperous wine trade.
Antiquated planning regulations constrain supply, especially in the prosperous south-east.
My, aren't Americans a whiny, disgruntled people, especially considering how prosperous they are.
But the two are not inherently incompatible, especially in a prosperous country like Britain.
When they are not stolen, these mostly go to the better-off, especially the more prosperous farmers.
Especially in such prosperous times, these problems of affordability are "deeply troubling," said Nicolas P. Retsinas, the center's director.
Horner had worked and produced editions for the PTS since 1942, and the era in which she was president was especially productive and prosperous.
There's plenty of waste in New Jersey, of course; lots of stuff being thrown out, replaced with the new and improved, especially in these prosperous times.
