Sentence examples for largely prosperous from inspiring English sources

This allows Van Beurden to indicate that fossil fuel critics are largely based in the largely prosperous west and are denying prosperity to those developing countries such as China and India who need oil and gas energy to become more prosperous themselves.

The two schools are high-achieving comprensives in a largely prosperous part of Leeds.

Those were good times, and the next decade was largely prosperous as well.

Local MP Diane Abbott has wittily observed that most of the Guardian's staff seem to live in Stoke Newington, a largely prosperous part of her rock solid seat.

Those of us who obsess, for instance, particularly in this centennial year, on the tragedy of August, 1914 — on how an optimistic and largely prosperous civilization could commit suicide — don't believe that the trouble then was that nobody read history.

The historic northward migration of African-Americans has now reversed course, turning into "a wholesale evacuation from the North — to largely prosperous southern locales," such as the suburbs of Atlanta and Charlotte.

He belongs to the CDU's liberal wing; the once-radical Greens have become a party largely of prosperous progressives.

Expected declaration time: 3am; 4.8% of the electorate A largely rural, prosperous county which cuts into the Cairngorm mountains, with some of the UK's largest surviving fishing ports at Peterhead and Fraserburgh, Aberdeenshire has 206,487 voters.

ATLANTA — Since 1973, this Southern capital has elected a succession of black mayors, sometimes to the consternation of residents in the largely white, prosperous neighborhood of Buckhead in the north.

It was a glorious late-summer Sunday in this prosperous, largely Republican and now fed-up pocket of America.

That could lead to a withdrawal from the euro zone, threatening that currency union, which has largely benefited more prosperous members like Germany.