Sentence examples for prosperity from from inspiring English sources

During the 16th and 17th centuries, it shared Sevilla's prosperity from West Indian trade.

In the 17th and 18th centuries, Saint-Malo derived prosperity from its navigators, traders, and privateers.

To protect their newfound prosperity from desperate Americans, Mexico is building its own wall now.

The only relief prosperity will bring them comes from our prosperity, from the abundance we feel.

Walsall's prosperity from an early date was based on local supplies of coal, iron ore, and limestone.

He said then that his mission was to demand measures for "growth, jobs and prosperity" from European leaders.

He painted a picture of a country that could flourish, lifting its "people from poverty to prosperity and from insecurity to stability".

If Arab history is any guide, more prosperity comes from openness, receptivity and curiosity than from the closed, self-referential world of fundamentalist religions.

More fundamentally, Ahwazi Arabs have been excluded from Iran's economic development and the same prosperity derived from the region's oil exports.

John Scott's prosperity came from the ownership of a small Plymouth brewery which he inherited from his father and subsequently sold.

Three-quarters of the oil that had hitherto fueled its prosperity derived from the south.