Clearly there is peril lurking within the new prosperity: " 'One generation passeth away and another generation cometh,' Tatarsky thought philosophically, 'but thou lookest out always for number one.' " Pelevin has fun with the smoke and mirrors of Tatarsky's new trade, and a blizzard of brand names blows through the novel's early chapters.
For good measure, May added job insecurity, "unscrupulous bosses", the divide in prosperity between generations, and "the gaping chasm" between wealthy London and the rest of the country.
"If you help us make sure that first-time voters in 2008 make their voices heard again in November," Mr. Obama said, "then together we will deliver on the promise of change, and hope, and prosperity for generations to come".
Its marvelous gems, for example, were appropriated by private dealers who smuggled them from the country and eliminated the possibility of creating a jewelry industry that would have provided prosperity for generations to come.
His "New Deal" program worked, and the progressive institutions he set up fueled much American prosperity for generations.
"This was an important step in our collaboration to protect our environment and increase prosperity for generations to come".
These defining advances in trade, tax and transparency could lay the foundations of long-term growth and prosperity for generations to come.
A leader who acts in the interests of his or her nation will be able to protect it and continue its prosperity for generations to come.
It's the shining light post Superstorm Sandy, it's the drive that powered us through election mayhem, and it's the equity to leverage as we re-ignite our hopeful prosperity for generations to come.
The European Union is a community of nations which, despite being ravaged by two world wars and divided by the cold war, managed to come together to deliver peace, security and prosperity for a generation.
