Sentence examples for like prosperous from inspiring English sources

This is Romney's Mittness problem, the one that makes phrases like "prosperous and bright, as have been our lives" doubly gratuitous.

But they are less expected in a place like prosperous Botswana, which has known little strife in its 35 years of independence, or Namibia, which has been stable since winning independence from South Africa 11 years ago.

Fairness benefits everybody and there is no driver of prosperity like a prosperous, accessible middle class.

The last time I looked, London seemed more like a prosperous pleasure garden than like the capital of a jackbooted, dehumanized future.

From all this, Baikonur may sound like a prosperous hub of space activity.

But like many prosperous New Yorkers, the Cuomos have largely left Queens behind, at least in real estate terms.

Emigration is another factor: like many prosperous Indians, Parsees tend to go to university overseas, and stay there.

The Prime Minister is of course one of those politicians, even if he sometimes looks like a prosperous company chairman.

I wanted to look like the prosperous country club crowd my father and stepmother held in such high regard.

Brentwood's main drag looks like any prosperous high street in the all-right-jack south-east – only more so.

From the air, you can see tin rooftops and big compounds, and it looks like a prosperous and bustling regional centre.