Sentence examples for has prospered because from inspiring English sources

I'd emphasize that America has prospered because we have a decentralizing genius.

Ineed, it was the first paper to grasp the need to move beyond national boundaries (as the Mail itself did years later) and has prospered because of it.

Border believes he has prospered because, after an initial reluctance to tamper with Taylor's winning formula, he found a way of captaining that was his own.

It has prospered because it has adapted.

But Apple is big and it has prospered because it had the wherewithal to capitalize on a paradigm shift.

Cities have prospered because in them people get on together and overcome their hang-ups about ethnicity, faith, gender and sexuality.

Voluntary-offset firms have prospered because they are able to produce emissions reductions more cheaply, and often more imaginatively, than those that are bound up in the red tape of the Kyoto process, for example.

It's worth remembering that while some traditional operators have gone under in recent years - partly as a result of the growth of low-cost airlines and independent travel - others have prospered because they offer a combination of expertise and a fuller package deal, including airport transfers, excursions and a holiday rep on site.

Models licensed from popular film franchises like Star Wars, Pirates of the Caribbean and Harry Potter were among the star peformers, together with the new Ninjago line and the City series for five-to-10-year-olds. Brazer said Lego had prospered because of "product innovation and the tendency of consumers to fall back on trusted brands during hard times".

The problem is that those who have prospered because they are not fettered by principles or even shame, have framed the debate so it looks like an argument between market freedom and shackles.

He began teaching 19 years ago, and then, in 2004, he opened his school, which has prospered partly because of his fluency in the would-be drivers' native languages.