Sentence examples for my prosperity from inspiring English sources
My prosperity depends on a prosperous community with opportunity and fairness.
Politely and unflinchingly Don Estevan replied: Captain Hunter, it is out of the question for me to swear allegiance to any party or power hostile to the United States government; for to that government I owe my prosperity and happiness.
My prosperity depends on your well-being.
Is this an indication of enlightened self-interest -- your doing good means I get a better context for my prosperity -- or a genuinely new global culture which prizes diversity and is prepared to distribute leadership and influence across the planet for a new balance of power?
By Dorothy Mills Emery The New Yorker, February 20 , 1932P. 52 I have always enjoyed prospertity, but never more than now Not my own prospertity (I haven't much), but the prosperity of my prosperous friends.
But my standing, thanks to my modest prosperity and education, means that I shall have to humor Barney, and no doubt my most earnest cautions about the forty-year age gap between Barney and my mother will be flung back in my face, Szabo thought.
As a result, my organization, Prosperity Agenda, has joined, American Crossroads Watch, a sister group to Stop The Chamber.
I wanted us to be as different as possible, so that my (relative) prosperity could somehow be inherently deserved, whereas his poverty would reflect his bad choices.
My Inclusive Prosperity Act would raise hundreds of billions dollars just by taxing Wall Street trades by a fraction of 1percentt.
But Mr. Woolsey, who said he favored hemp because of "my interest in prosperity for rural America," argued that no pot farmer would hide plants in a hemp field for fear that low-potency hemp would cross-pollinate with marijuana and lower the concentration of THC, its psychoactive ingredient.
"At 9 o'clock that morning I was another struggling guy trying to do voiceovers, and by 9 p.m. that evening I was well on my way to prosperity and fame again," Mr. Holliday said.
