Sentence examples for not so prosperous from inspiring English sources

The director shows how Sun-hwa is a corporeal ghost, floating through the lives of the prosperous and the not so prosperous, and Tae-suk passionately joins him in this secret state.

Compared to its southern cousins, things are not so prosperous in the north, but given the right material, the likes of Nicky Richards can certainly deliver as has happened here.

A few months after the war game, the Newcastle Initiative for Changing Age embarked on a pilot project concentrating on mental health, which is seen as the biggest contributor to that healthy living gap between prosperous and not so prosperous people, in Tyneside and many other places.

When it comes to mortality rates — measured as the number of maternal deaths per 100,000 live births — the United States ranked 50th on a United Nations list of countries, behind nearly all other industrialized nations and even behind not-so-prosperous ones like Serbia and Slovakia.

The dispute has stirred tensions between Beverly Hills school officials and Los Angeles transit advocates, bringing to the surface — unfairly, Beverly Hills residents said — old charges that the community, synonymous with wealth and privilege, does not want to open its borders to mass transit and the not-so-prosperous people who ride it.

I'm not so sure, despite their long and prosperous partnership.

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

The prosperous have prospered and everyone else -- not so much.

At a certain point, Ober explained, the team compiled "a critical amount of evidence and recognized that the old story couldn't be right". So why was ancient Greece so prosperous compared to its contemporaries?

Does not God have the peculiar habit of making his servants so prosperous that their purity becomes questioned?

Think of Utopia as just another word for the ideal America the imagined one of election seasons that is prosperous, righteous, and always good and suddenly Stevens is not so different from the person who gives a stump speech.