Sentence examples for over prosperity from inspiring English sources

Say what you like about the honey-tongued rogue, but the most gifted politician of his generation kept the peace, balanced the budget and presided over prosperity.

Liam Fox has accused the EU of putting politics over prosperity by threatening to take a hard line on the terms of post-Brexit trade with Britain.

The first bank in China, called Rishengchang, or Sunrise Over Prosperity, is now a museum in the town center, as are four other banks.

They will be talking quite moderately about the way forward on one of the Sunday morning chatshows, then someone will read them a Liam Fox quote about how the EU is putting "politics over prosperity", or suggest that a nice blue passport will probably sort everything out, and veins will start to throb subtly in their temples, their eyes will bulge, their glasses will crack.

Or is there a "new better off" for millennials entering adulthood, one that emphasizes social connection and sharing over prosperity and ownership?

For example, when asked in a 2011 survey to choose the most important element a society should have, Hong Kongers indeed chose "fairness" over "prosperity, free of corruption, freedom, or welfare".

Once the war was over, economic prosperity rose, and America emerged into a new normal as world superpower, the need for the superhero began to diminish.

We can win only by augmenting physical force with a superior ideology - one that values life over death, freedom over repression, prosperity over poverty and brotherhood over hatred and bigotry.

It's also a measure of all the income that the economy generates, and how fast it grows helps determine how rapidly over-all prosperity rises.

In recent years, we've had a tendency to suggest, as a society, that the growing income gap between the rich and the poor doesn't really affect everyone — that it's a necessary evil, an outgrowth of our over-all prosperity.

While it may not be packaged in the power suit hard sell that 1980s and 90s preachers marketed in their "name it and claim it" brand of faith, what we could call the culturally made-over Karma Prosperity Gospel may share the religious apparatus of sweaty, big watch wearing televangelists.