Sentence examples for making prosperity from inspiring English sources

There are terms like "responsible globality," making "prosperity inclusive rather than exclusive" and "sustainable development".

Laissez-faire conservatism has helped make the United States a nation of entrepreneurs, while progressivism has helped make prosperity a mass-market phenomenon.

The business leaders who get that job done will be those who make the most of human potential, and manage to make prosperity inclusive.

Vice President Al Gore and Mr. Lieberman, his running mate, have signaled that they will make prosperity their core issue in the final push toward the election on Nov. 7.

Then again, a fundamental criticism of Malthus was his failure to anticipate the agricultural revolution, which caused food production to meet or exceed population growth and made prosperity possible for a larger number of people.

The younger Bush sounds as if he wants to shape a relationship based on the same premise that prompted Mr. Jiang in July to invite capitalists into the Communist Party: that the best hope of bringing China fully into the club of civilized nations is to make prosperity the national religion.

Only in that kind of purposeful action will we help make prosperity a reality in every community and turn the achievement gap in our schools into a historical footnote.

We can promote green building and more sustainable water and energy infrastructure, making rising prosperity even more ecologically frugal.

He pointed to the huge numbers of people who were being left behind by prosperity, whose land, and work, made that prosperity possible.

Workers make wealth; prosperity is productivity.

All of this makes black prosperity more precarious.