Sentence examples for much more prosperous from inspiring English sources

"Generally the island is much more prosperous because of it.

Much more prosperous, but possibly not so wild and beautiful, I hazard.

But because Sao Paulo is so much more prosperous today, the sums mentioned in the current scandal are breathtaking.

She noted that Hempstead was much more prosperous decades ago, before the departure of most of its white population.

(After all, we've had sixty years of inflation in the postwar era, yet we're much more prosperous than we were in 1950).

I predicted before he was elected that this would be a much more prosperous time for art and it has been.

"By strengthening the three pillars of our United Nations – security, development and human rights – we can build a much more peaceful, more prosperous and more just world for succeeding generations," he said.

Israel is a much more powerful and prosperous state today.

The volatile southern Caucasus, a breeding ground for corruption, drug and human trafficking and miserable governance, could become much more peaceful and prosperous.

For the kite fliers of Kabul, the release of "The Kite Runner" will help to draw the culture of Afghan kite flying out of the shadows of the much larger and more prosperous kite-flying nations in Asia.

Michael DeGolyer of Hong Kong Baptist University notes that in contrast to China, where people are much freer and far more prosperous than they were in 1989, Hong Kong's citizens (though still much freer and on average richer than mainlanders) have experienced no such uplift.