Sentence examples for knowledge and prosperity from inspiring English sources

It is time to set a unifying goal that calls out the very best in us and our friends around the world, a goal that is hard to achieve and yet when achieved catapults us to a new level of knowledge and prosperity, time to turn the machines and minds of war outwards and upwards.

And for a certain elite, cities are a powerful vehicle to create wealth; their critical mass generates the appropriate environment for knowledge creation and prosperity in the broadest sense of the word.

Into new and virgin territories modern industries and commerce move and the following populations then pressurize local natural resources and produce new wastes; just as metallurgic and mining wastes were the products of previous heavy industries and prosperity, now knowledge economy based wastes, such as computers, phones and tablets form an emerging disposal challenge.

Since the late 1990s, the shift to a knowledge economy has concentrated wealth and prosperity in cities. Rural communities, by contrast, have endured shrinking populations and higher rates of teen pregnancy, divorce, addiction and disease, according to a Wall Street Journal report from May that declared rural America "the new inner city".

Such speculations provided incentives for adventurous men to risk the hazards of severe climate and fear of the unknown to further geographic knowledge and national and personal prosperity.

What will we do to expand knowledge and our expectations for prosperity?

I strongly believe that the knowledge economy is our best route for success and prosperity.

The remarkable fidelity of cultural transmission tells us something more – that our shared cultural knowledge has played a vital role in promoting our survival and prosperity.

In modern societies, economic growth and prosperity are based on capacity and ability to produce and use new knowledge.

Knowledge in society plays a strategic role: its basis, education, is crucial to promote development and prosperity.

Denying this many people access to knowledge and the benefits of the global economy is a great danger to world peace and prosperity.