Sentence examples for prospering enough from inspiring English sources

Since low-cost carriers are the only airlines prospering enough to place big orders, this was a keenly fought contest.

Schwartz now wants to do a Yellowstone-wide hair study to help pin down grizzly population trends--information that could prove pivotal in the hot debate over whether the animals are prospering enough to be removed from the U.S. endangered species list (Science, 23 April 1999, p. 568).

The family prospered enough in the decades since they first moved to the UK in 1955 to build large houses back in Pandori.

A few blocks from there was the notorious Yellow House, a three-story brick slave market where trader William Williams prospered enough to purchase two slave ships of his own.

The narrative moves through time, starting with a tailor, Lucas Glockner, who arrived from Germany in 1846 and later prospered enough to acquire a series of tenement properties, 97 Orchard Street among them.

This problem had long been recognized in the thesis of the embourgeoisement of the working class: Once workers prosper enough to buy homes and to benefit in other ways from the current level of economic development, they may have so much to lose from revolutionary class action that they cease to be potential revolutionaries.

Smilack prospered enough that he was able to invest in land and oil wells.

Captains Kirk and Spock guiding us through wormholes with warp drive is an appealing fantasy, but we will never live long enough and prosper enough to make that fiction a reality.

Since then the company has prospered enough for Mr. Renaldo to buy out two other tobacco shops.

Without Mumford's bombast or the twee gloss of The Lumineers, this band can prosper if enough people see them in the flesh.

Agriculture, the main employer, is prospering, although not enough to provide all the jobs required by a rapidly expanding population.