Sentence examples for interest prospered from inspiring English sources

But private-equity firms like Blackstone had long argued that their financial interests and incentives were identical to those of their investors: Blackstone partners, by investing in the same partnerships and having a carried interest, prospered when their clients did.

Later, as mining interests prospered and the transcontinental railroad arrived, Salt Lake City spread rapidly out from Temple Square in 10-acre districts girded by major streets that Young decreed must be wide enough "for a team of four oxen and a covered wagon to turn around".

His business interests prospered and he purchased large amounts of land, including more at Carrick.

They claimed that a decision to allow a Turkish consortium to operate the terminal had posed a threat to national security; but many Iranians think the real reason was that a company close to the Guards had lost its bid for the tender.It may therefore be no coincidence that in the past two years the Guards' commercial interests have prospered.

Many of them are likely to face serious opposition from interest groups that have prospered during the period of blistering growth, like the powerful state-owned corporations and regional and local officials.

Over the years, Charles expanded his business interests, and by 1861 had prospered sufficiently to acquire the Thorowgood type foundry in Fann Street, City of London.

We will continue to act in the interests of universities prospering and of record numbers of students going to university".

We will continue to act in the interests of universities prospering and of record numbers of students going to university," he told the BBC's Sunday Politics programme.

She then formed a lobbying firm, which prospered by representing transportation interests.

But the family prospered, becoming rich from interests in cement, barges and timber, and that allowed Lady Eccles to indulge her passion for book collecting.

"Those who have prospered from economic reform have no interest in sharing power or the spoils of prosperity with those beneath them," he said.