Sentence examples for it would prosper from inspiring English sources

At the time, though, the big question about Fairmarket was not whether it would prosper or its valuations, it was whether it would beat out still-private companies like OpenSite, Moai Technologies and Bidland.

When Aurora was set up just six years ago as a fresh new chamber orchestra, no one thought it would prosper: it's a crowded field – and anyway, isn't the audience for classical music supposed to be dying?

Members of the 'Out' campaign say Britain would prosper if it broke free from what they say is a doomed German-dominated bloc that punches way below its weight beside rivals such as Russian President Vladimir Putin.

The state would prosper of its accord, as it were, if only the ruler could remain steadfast in following the way of "emptiness and quiescence".

That meant the potential for phenomenal profits to those who could buy at the offering -- profits that could be realized within minutes after the stock began trading, long before it became clear whether the company would prosper or fail.

It was one of the first signs of a market that would prosper with the advent of a funky new way to work, using the Internet and a new breed of mobile devices.

Dimitri Shashkini, the minister of education and science, said in an interview that Georgia, which has 4.6 million people, would prosper economically only by significantly improving its educational system.

On balance, but never enthusiastically, May thought Britain would prosper more as part of an imperfect EU than out of it.

Just because he has a movie deal with Judd Apatow and 60m downloads on YouTube, it was no shoo-in that 19-year-old US internet sensation Bo Burnham would prosper on stage.

Britain would prosper outside the EU, he argued, and talk of its losing trade was not credible.

Not everyone would prosper.