Sentence examples for far more prosperous from inspiring English sources

Minneapolis is also far more prosperous.

At the time, North Korea was far more prosperous and thriving than the South.

But the United States emerged from the turmoil far more prosperous and powerful.

Some countries with heads of state who have been rebuffed — such as Ghana — are far more prosperous and democratic than Mozambique.

They were clothes worn by people who were alive when I had not been; by people who were far more prosperous than I could imagine being.

In the thirty years since Deng unshackled China's economy, the entrepreneurs who stitched it into global markets have made China far more prosperous, but also, it turns out, acutely vulnerable.

The Baltic states are far more stable, prosperous and predictable neighbours for Russia now than they were when they first regained independence.

But in an apparent attempt to blunt his controversial reputation and to appeal to centrist voters, Modi called on "my Muslim brothers" to follow his leadership, which he said had allowed Muslims in Gujarat to become far more economically prosperous than in impoverished Bihar.

From my own experience I can see that there are changes we can make, institutional reforms we can embrace, and specific policies that we can adopt that would improve cooperation and make for a far healthier, more prosperous world.

For the first half of their separate histories after World War II, the Communist North, although more sparsely peopled, was by far the more prosperous of the two countries.

And when Obama pointed that out it was a humane judgment about the cramped and desperate lives of so many people who live far from the more prosperous cities and their opportunities.