Sentence examples for more prosperous era from inspiring English sources

"I think once we enter a more prosperous era, this will vanish and the pleading and begging to get into clubs will begin again".

The 24-year-old has emerged from the doldrums of women's tennis in Britain to distinguish herself as a genuine viable trailblazer for a new, more prosperous era.

Though his new feature, "Canners," takes place in the present, a relatively safer and more prosperous era, it demonstrates that New York remains, in several senses, a tough place.

ON the eve of a new year, it is becoming clear that the real estate market in Hudson County, the "Gold Coast" zone just across the river from Manhattan, will have to wait at least two years to celebrate a more prosperous era.

Unemployment remains stubbornly high and many of Motor City's archetypal buildings are now derelicts, the ghosts of a more prosperous era.

Coneys and the restaurants that still serve them are survivors of a more prosperous era, when Flint was known as a hub of industry and the automaker General Motors employed half the city.

Bai acknowledged that the old guard has trouble relating to younger players who have grown up in a more open and prosperous era.

The series is a paean to a more prosperous and confident era; even an airline terminal looks like a movie dream sequence about 1960s heaven.

This blog post is partly about politics and partly about economic policies that will expand America's middle class and make it more prosperous in the modern era.

As a businessman he flourished in this prosperous era, and, more important, as a builder-architect he marked Princeton with the indelible stamp of this national style of architecture.

And the Third Industrial Revolution paradigm will transform the U.N. climate conference benchmarks from perceived punitive measures to goalposts on the journey to a more prosperous and sustainable post-carbon economic era.