Sentence examples for prosperity for instance from inspiring English sources

Gold coins and pendants with fine engravings of Indian Gods are often bought on the many auspicious occasions as a sign of prosperity, for instance on Akshaya Tritiya, a popular Hindu festival (which fell on April 24th this year).

Another group Americans for Prosperity, for instance, is opposed to both health care reform and the Senate's clean energy bill.

The exceptions sometimes came in pockets of particular prosperity – Tunbridge Wells, for instance – and then also cities where universities loomed large: Norwich, Bristol and especially Oxford and Cambridge, where remain notched up 70%-plus.

Of course it is true that prosperity has weakened some community bonds, for instance by encouraging grandparents and adult children to live independently: in 1950 only three in ten unmarried adults lived alone; by 1970 six in ten did.

Since then, of course, the integration of Australian capitalism into Asia has only intensified with, for instance, recent economic prosperity driven by a mining boom dependent upon Chinese markets.

For instance, in arguing that prosperity tends to encourage a spirit of generosity, while hard times do the opposite, Mr. Edsall uses Arizona as a case study.

(The Rev. Jerry Falwell, for instance, once called the disgraced televangelists Jim and Tammy Faye Bakker prosperity theologians).

The first world war and the interwar period, for instance, were for most Londoners years of unprecedented prosperity.

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Fish, for instance.

Bread, for instance.