Sentence examples for prosperity generated from inspiring English sources

Among Aḥmad's achievements was the significant prosperity generated by his economic policies in Egypt.

The overall prosperity generated speculative excesses, particularly on the Brussels Exchange, which was now an important capital market.

Conservation schemes built up wildlife populations, post-war prosperity generated jobs with decent salaries and time off, cars were plentiful and new highways opened up the country.

His three-story house, newly built and faced in gleaming white tiles, was a testament to the prosperity generated by the distillery.

Last week, the government collapsed with the resignation of Prime Minister Geir Haarde, whose Independence Party, a conservative group, had enjoyed wide popularity on the back of the prosperity generated by a boom in financial services that saw Iceland's once-conservative banks emerge as edgy, risk-taking players in international markets.

Ironstone had been discovered in the Cleveland Hills, which fuelled the growth of a steel industry, and its prosperity generated the identity, economy and politics that has dominated this region ever since.

Greater prosperity generates more rubbish, and in Delhi, one of India's richest places, non-industrial waste has grown by nearly a third in a decade.

Rather, it was a special moment in Dutch history, characterized by political enlightenment and economic prosperity, that generated a veritable boom in artistic creation.

Law enforcement at the county level, and to some degree at the state level, became notoriously tolerant of the illegal activities in Galveston, in no small part because of the prosperity they generated, and the bribery and influence peddled by the Maceos.

You don't generate generalized prosperity by easing taxation on the rich and by pruning programs for the poor -- trickle-down economics has a proven record of failure -- yet benefiting the rich and hitting the poor is precisely what each of these candidates is planning to do.

Second, the Bank of England expects the stimulus from this improved household prosperity to generate growth next year of 2.9%, the same as this year's projection, and a bit better than it predicted only three months ago.