Sentence examples similar to prosperous evolution from inspiring English sources
There are those in Moscow, admittedly a small minority at the moment, who recognise that such a clear, stable, law-bound international environment would be good for the long-term evolution of Russia as a prosperous democratic nation state.
The EU supports this evolution, as a strong and prosperous ASEAN region serves the Union's interests.
Mr. Kim's transition from a dissident and death-row inmate under past military rule to a president and then a Nobel laureate symbolized his own country's evolution, from a war-torn, staunchly anti-Communist dictatorship into a prosperous Asian democracy confident enough to embrace Communist North Korea.
Many of the most popular Islamic websites refer readers to his vast canon.Related items Evolution and intelligent design: Life is a cup of teaOct 6th 2005In the more prosperous parts of the historically Christian world, Mr Oktar's flamboyant style would be unappealing, even to religious believers.
Note that only the post-graduate public and highly educated professors of the U.S. have levels of acceptance of evolution comparable to or higher than the general public in other highly industrialized and prosperous nations like Iceland, Denmark, Sweden, France, Japan, and the UK (≈75 85%; Miller et al. 2006).
The announcements illustrate StarMedia's evolution from a Wall Street darling into a cautionary example of the troubles investors from prosperous countries have had in exploiting the Internet's potential in developing countries.
Her gift for description works wonderfully when she's writing of Balzac's life, tracing the evolution of the French restaurant or explaining how a "gala meal" might look in a prosperous 19th-century dining room: "The plinths supporting stuffed turkeys and chickens were works of architecture, made of a mixture of lard and the fat from sheep's kidneys.
A more prosperous Britain.
California is remarkably prosperous.
