Sentence examples for issue of prosperity from inspiring English sources

Continuing a weeklong effort to wrest the issue of prosperity from Mr. Gore, Mr. Bush warned that the absence of a comprehensive energy plan, which he said the Clinton administration had never developed, was an invitation to economic gloom.

Mr. Bush began an effort to wrest the issue of prosperity at least partly away from Mr. Gore this week when he warned that the vice president was not taking the necessary steps to end an "education recession" that imperiled the American economy down the line.

But for now, at least, it appears that the election will be fought on the traditional issues of prosperity and employment.

This expertise and also the experience of women are considered indispensable, especially on issues of prosperity, well-being and the concept of labour [31].

And we're still on the issue of achieving prosperity.

Instead of individual women's foundations working on disparate efforts all aimed at tackling the same issue, the founders of Prosperity Together decided to take a page from the startup playbook: iterate or die.

The issues of security, prosperity, justice and public welfare have seldom been more clearly drawn, and the suspense as to the policy outcomes has seldom been greater.

Government used to be a source of leadership and innovation around issues of economic prosperity and upward mobility.

It turns out that the only skeptics D'Souza takes seriously come at the morality-of-prosperity issue from the right.

Mrs May, the former home secretary, links the talk of prosperity with the issue of security, not a traditional fit when it comes to discussing economic arrangements to increase trade between separate interests.

The O.E.D. notes that this word was first used in its sense of a temporary setback in prosperity in The Economist magazine's issue of Nov. 4, 1929: "The material prosperity of the United States is too firmly based, in our opinion, for a revival in industrial activity even if we have to face an immediate recession of some magnitude to be long delayed".