Sentence examples for make them prosperous from inspiring English sources

It was his duty to protect his subjects from foreign attack, to make them prosperous, to give them efficient and honest administration, and to provide them with laws that were simple and adapted to their wants and their particular temperament.

It will now make them prosperous.

Surveys suggest that three-quarters of them earn at least five times the minimum wage of 788 reais ($260) a month, which makes them prosperous by Brazilian standards.

Local merchants, grateful that the Pax Syriana made them prosperous, erected a large sculpture of Basil al-Assad, Hafez's late son and onetime heir.

They have lost the industries which once made them prosperous and they will probably never get them back.

While millennials are often characterised as optimistic, they face economic challenges that could make them less prosperous than their parents.

Mr. Paulson also said opening up the gulf economies to foreign investment and trade would make them more prosperous and stable.

Europe is a useful model when, after the Second World War, a handful of adjoining countries, riddled with enmity, began to codify a shared vision to keep people secure, make them more prosperous and stop conflict, a project that eventually became the European Union.

It has made them both prosperous.

One popular theory has been that Americans have been willing to spend more than their earnings because the long bull market in stocks has made them feel prosperous.

The IRD report also identified an influence from the American New Left in British student protesters saying many of them enjoyed "dollar remittances from home which makes them relatively prosperous in countries with devalued currencies".