Sentence examples for has prospered much from inspiring English sources
Having caused the crisis of 2008, the popular view is that Wall Street has prospered much more than Main Street from the recovery.
"What surprises me is that the city has prospered so much that it's not the violent crimes that are happening in excess," she says.
Much like the inevitability of the fall of Rome, the balance of life suggests America must suffer as much as she has prospered -- and solely through destruction can she be reborn.
It is a tribute to Borthwick's perseverance that he has prospered as a leg spinner while plying much of his trade at the Emirates ICG in Durham.
For 200 years of the industrial revolution, much of human kind has prospered as a result of one particular business model.
While "Phantom" has prospered from unparalleled word of mouth, a show as much for sightseers as for theatergoers, its unprecedented Broadway run has hardly been a foregone conclusion.
Bac Lieu has prospered from shrimp farming, but for aquaculturists along the coastline this livelihood is much more precarious.
As a result, Miami has prospered and has grown and is a wonderful city which I love very, very much.
Though Japan has prospered as a manufacturing power, it can no longer rely on this alone, now that it is sending much manufacturing overseas.
Much of Europe turned out to have a relatively farming-friendly climate and landscape, perhaps explaining why it has prospered.
