Sentence examples for help them prosper from inspiring English sources

"The sessions will help them prosper in the stylish surroundings of high-end salons and reap the rewards of their inherited skill," he said.

Andrea Metz, a lawyer with Luther, a large German business law firm with an office in London, said Frankfurt had the space to accommodate those disillusioned by the Brexit vote and the right conditions to help them prosper.

On same day – 3 May – that Londoners go to the polls, the citizens of 11 English cities, including Birmingham, Bristol, Manchester, Sheffield and Newcastle, will vote in referendums to agree or disagree with the government's belief directly elected, executive mayors provide, "the strong, visible leadership that will help them prosper nationally and internationally".

Zero (again) – the number of areas in northern England saying yes to the principle of a directly-elected Mayor in referendums held in May, an idea which had strong support from the Conservative cities minister, Greg Clark who argued that they would provide cities with the strong, visible leadership that can help them prosper nationally and internationally.

The paper also challenges Labour's complaint that the funding announced on Monday for the poorest towns in England is not enough to help them prosper after Brexit.

It's an area in which de la Peña believes he can not only make a difference, but give people a sense that the government and government-backed institutions can help them prosper.

She served as secretary general of the National Campesino Confederation, once a part of the PRI political machine more interested in keeping poor farmers under control than in helping them prosper.

A DCMS spokesperson said: "Libraries are hugely important community assets and we are absolutely committed to helping them flourish and prosper in the 21st century.

They must culturally reboot the communities and societies which they're part of, helping them thrive and prosper in human terms.

The best sportsmen are seldom objective about their own performances; by definition they have buckets of self-belief, which help them to prosper.

Over the years, organizations of all sorts have grappled with creating visions or mission statements that they hope will galvanise their workforces and help them to prosper ahead of their competitors.