Sentence examples for expectations of prosperity from inspiring English sources
Since the creation of the Scottish Parliament in 1999, a near stagnant economy has dashed once rosy expectations of prosperity.
The only way to square all that is with a new Chinese Dream that marries people's expectations of prosperity with a more sustainable China.
Instead he urged Mr Xi to come up with "a new Chinese dream that marries people's expectations of prosperity with a more sustainable China".
A chart in Business Day on Friday with the Floyd Norris column mislabeled the results of a survey on the expectations of prosperity for the next generation.
Expectations of prosperity arising from the promise of the Great Society failed to materialize, and discontent and alienation grew accordingly, fed in part by a surge in African American political radicalism and calls for black power.
Here, then, was the status quo ante on Labor Day, which traditionally is when people start paying attention to the mayoral campaign: a general expectation of prosperity and calm, a crisis mayoralty that had played itself out, perhaps a widening gulf between satisfied middle-class voters and dissatisfied poor and working-class ones.
What will we do to expand knowledge and our expectations for prosperity?
The counterpoint to the bulls comes from those worried about the cost of bailing out the nation, the cheap credit that has fueled a secular binge of economic growth and consumption, plus the false sense of prosperity and inflated expectations for future growth.
Iraqi political leaders, selected by the American-led occupation authority, may now find themselves under greater pressure to meet the expectations of an impatient public for prosperity and democracy.
Across many advanced economies, expectations of rising wages, security and prosperity enjoyed by earlier generations have been eroded.
They are seeking to reduce their exposure to the future production of Western countries because it does not appear that these governments can deal with expectations of sustained unemployment and diminished prosperity in a way that is constructive.
