Sentence examples for particularly prosperous from inspiring English sources

Isawa had been a not particularly prosperous tailor, and his only capital was a Sankoku sewing machine.

"Kirkby is not a particularly prosperous town," says Matt Donnelly, 27. "It needed regeneration 20 years ago.

Galen and George Weston and family, who run a retail empire including Selfridges and Primark, enjoyed a particularly prosperous year – with their wealth soaring by £3.7bn to £11bn.

Isawa had been a not particularly prosperous tailor, and his only capital was a Sankoku sewing machine After his death, when his allotments stopped coming, Mrs. Nakamura got out the machine and began to take in piecework herself, and since then had supported the children, but poorly, by sewing.

Germany's population would rise by 23percentt, because it is a particularly prosperous and desirable destination.

Particularly prosperous urban regions, which are mostly found the east of the country, are home to increasingly affluent young taxpayers.

Clan shrines, where ancestors are worshipped, have sprung up in many rural areas, particularly in prosperous coastal and southern regions.

It is a desperate situation.Throughout the world, but particularly in prosperous countries, demand for organ transplants is growing as ageing populations, hypertension and obesity take their toll.

But Governor Pataki -- and the mayor as well -- are acutely aware, said health care policy experts, that polls show most New Yorkers, particularly in prosperous times, believe that every person ought to be insured.

This shift from class politics to values politics occurred across the Western political spectrum, particularly in the prosperous '90s.

Then it will be apparent that AIDS is also an expensive disease to neglect.In much of the country, particularly the more prosperous parts, it already affects other groups hitherto considered low-risk, notably teenagers and monogamous wives.