Sentence examples for prosperous era from inspiring English sources

Prices are way up in this prosperous era, he said.

In 1811 the steamboat "New Orleans" called there, opening a prosperous era of river traffic.

But they have a problem – the 1990s were the most prosperous era in recent history.

From a historical perspective, it seems evident that humankind is actually enjoying the most peaceful and prosperous era ever.

Bai acknowledged that the old guard has trouble relating to younger players who have grown up in a more open and prosperous era.

"I think once we enter a more prosperous era, this will vanish and the pleading and begging to get into clubs will begin again".

That post-war era, the sixties, still represents one of the most prosperous eras in the nation's history.

This is not, after all, the first time designers have revisited the prosperous postwar era to conjure a feeling of stability, one expected to resonate with anxious consumers.

Czech art hasn't received as much interest since the days of the First Republic of Czechoslovakia, the prosperous interwar era that has a halcyon glow for Czech society today.

"We are up for a prosperous new era in x-ray astronomy," predicts project scientist Fred Jansen of the European Space Research and Technology Centre in Noordwijk, the Netherlands.

"We are living in the most peaceful, prosperous and progressive era in human history.