Sentence examples for prospered from a from inspiring English sources

Since the financial crisis, many investors have prospered from a rebound in the markets.

Beats headphones have prospered from a sleek design and heavy promotion — Mr. Iovine wore them constantly while appearing as a coach on "American Idol".

It was only in 2009, when Brazil's star was on the rise as its economy prospered from a commodities boom, that Rio was finally awarded the Games.

Sandoval prospered from a hand up and his gratitude and actions repay that largesse in kind.

"They certainly seem to be putting the right pieces together," said Jessica Reif, a securities analyst with Oppenheimer & Co. Perelman gained fame with his hostile takeover of Revlon in the 1980s, but he has prospered from a number of acquisitions in Hollywood--including Technicolor and Marvel Entertainment Group.

Many people prospered from an assortment of kickbacks and payoffs while he was comptroller.

Private equity is seen as a symbol of the people who are prospering from a world in flux.

Under his rule Herat has emerged as the economic jewel of Afghanistan, prospering from a surge in trade with Iran.

California is the world's sixth largest economy, and it has begun to prosper from a tide of clean energy investment; success there will help drive investment in the right direction.

But where Mrs. Kirchner's government sees political survival, the Marchetti brothers see a potentially lost opportunity for the country to prosper from a historic boom in commodity prices.

City had been stung by Palace's 66th-minute equaliser, their pressure oppressive thereafter, but would end up prospering from a set piece as so many have against the home side's rearguard to date this term.