Sentence examples for made prosperous from inspiring English sources

Still, it wasn't just national pride that made prosperous Indians skeptical of "Slumdog".

Prussia's eastern territories, depopulated by the plague of 1709, were resettled and made prosperous once again.

It is meant to add 10,000 jobs to a region already made prosperous by Daimler-Benz, Porsche and many Mittelstand firms.

Rachel Aroesti Rock history is replete with second albums that dwell on the disaffection and disillusion that comes with being made prosperous, famous and adored.

Made prosperous by its banks, tourism, universities, corporate HQs and legal industry, and with only 49% of residents describing themselves as solely Scottish – the lowest level in Scotland Edinburghgh is expected to vote no.

Al-Farabi's work, known as "Selected Aphorisms" gets this title from its opening lines, in which Al-Farabi says the work consists of selected aphorisms from the ancients (Plato and Aristotle) "concerning that by which cities ought to be governed and made prosperous... ...... (Butterworth, 2001, 5 6).

Mr Ferguson is a fan both of America and of the idea of empire, not because he wants people to be subjugated but because he thinks there is a liberal form of empire in which an outside force can bring the institutions, practices and rule of law that people need if they are to make prosperous and peaceful use of their own freedom.

THE real estate boom, while it lasted, made Merced prosperous.

We Norwegians are petroholics, for instance, and our oil has made us prosperous in a world of economic uncertainty.

Being Zuckerman's point man has made a prosperous man of Drasner: he has an equity position in U.S. News & World Report.

Her parents married and made a prosperous life for their two children, Da Qin and her younger sister, Xiao Qin (Little Piano).