Sentence examples for in more prosperous from inspiring English sources
We now live in more prosperous, less rancorous times.
But in more prosperous times, few workers outside of Eastern Europe felt compelled to leave home.
Most are duped with promises of good jobs in more prosperous nations.
Some sought work in more prosperous areas, leaving their children behind to attend school.
Hijackers who had designs on settling down in more prosperous nations had even less success than their Cuba-bound counterparts.
Because Jersey City is an urban renewal zone, the incentives are sweeter than in more prosperous areas.
In more-prosperous villages roofs may be made of corrugated iron; the walls may be made of cement brick.
A whole society is engaged in keeping anxiety, doubt and chaos at bay, and Dr Banks finds an ally in the beautiful Dr Victoria Siebert Catherinee Zeta-Jones), a psychiatrist who treated Emily in her more prosperous times in fashionable Greenwich, Connecticut.
Felix Mendelssohn was also born here, in 1809, though in rather more prosperous circumstances – his father was a banker.
Castles began to take on a more regular, enclosed shape, ideally quadrilateral or at least polygonal in design, especially in the more prosperous south.
Three decades later, in a more prosperous time, the sexy woman in Pop Art paintings by Tom Wesslemann, Mel Ramos and others would personify the consumerist bait and switch.
