Sentence examples for is expected to prosper from inspiring English sources

With so much government activity since the economy crashed in 2008, Washington, D.C., is expected to prosper.

In what has been dubbed the "Acela primary", Democratic and Republican frontrunners Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump are expected to prosper.

Burnley will begin next season without Vokes, who is sidelined by a cruciate knee injury, and, Ings and Trippier aside, their ranks may not contain too many players who are expected to prosper in the Premier League.

In midafternoon, the company delivered a 146-page restructuring plan to New Jersey regulators -- a move that comes as the industry is being transformed by a wave of mergers in which only the largest companies or those with well-defined specialties are expected to prosper.

Whether the Nasdaq market rallies from here, though, may depend on the willingness of investors to bet more money on the so-called "new economy" stocks that are expected to prosper in the Internet economy and that were bid up rapidly in 1999 and early this year.

A seaward example is that lobstermen in Maine are expected to prosper due to northward migration of lobsters because of elevated temperatures in the southern regions.

When a family starts to prosper, the head of the household is expected to take his turn as mayordomo for the village patron saint.

This prospering workforce related to energy efficiency, renewable energy, green transportation and greenhouse gas management work is expected to grow by 9percentt in 2014.

With the pitch displaying a green tinge two days before the first ball is sent down, fast bowlers are once again expected to prosper.

I craved food -- something more substantial than the diet of extra-bouncy Jell-O cubes or the chicken-claw broth I was expected to somehow swallow and prosper on.

Among those expected to prosper is Northrop Grumman, which makes the Global Hawk, an unmanned surveillance aircraft being built in Palmdale, Calif.