Sentence examples for prosperity construction from inspiring English sources

The domestic version ties together national rejuvenation, improvement of people's livelihoods, prosperity, construction of a better society and military strengthening as the common dream of the Chinese people that can be best achieved under one party, Socialist rule.

With the process of urbanization, China has been entering into a period of great prosperity for construction, about 1.6 2.0 billion m2 buildings are constructed each year, which accounts for about 40% of the world's total new buildings.

Scotland flourished during this warm period with increased prosperity and construction.

When the Indians were moved to Oklahoma in 1867, settlers rushed to the site; prosperity followed construction of railroad machine shops in 1872.

The area has experienced a baby boomlet, fueled not only by ardor but also by prosperity, residential construction and good schools.

Greater government accountability can enhance prosperity and the construction of an adequate social safety net.

With subsequent canal and railroad construction, prosperity returned until a yellow-fever epidemic struck in 1855 and killed 10 percent of the population.

The other cities of the region have the turmoil that goes with commerce and un equal prosperity — traffic, hawkers, construction, garbage in the streets, beggars and prostitutes.

All of that history might have been lost to postwar prosperity and the construction boom's wrecking ball had not Professor Hyatt attended an annual reunion of Southside's black residents in August 2008 and heard for the first time about their former Sephardic neighbors.

It used to be that way in Chile, too, but decades of prosperity have raised construction standards, and the country has learned through hard experience to set and enforce stringent building and safety codes along the lines of those used in California.

A new era of prosperity began with the construction of the Central Railroad (completed 1863) linking Rosario to Córdoba, the port's first rail link to the interior.