Sentence examples for prosperous franchise from inspiring English sources
The N.F.L. made money across the board in part because Mara, as owner of the league's most prosperous franchise, pushed in 1961 for all teams to share national television revenues.
In Alderson, they said, Selig sees an authoritative figure who can make the Mets, a prominent franchise, both competitive and prosperous.
Ever since sports franchises began moving to more prosperous locations like so many fast-food stands, cities have all but swooned whenever a team was available.
They are one of the N.F.L.'s glamour franchises and a model for the prosperous professional sports operation.
The franchise grew to 18 studios, and Doris Eaton married Paul Travis, a prosperous businessman and one of her students.
China Unicom's executives note that the company's franchises, which extend up and down the country's economically prosperous coast, cover 67percentt of the total cellular subscribers in China.
A bankrupt franchise in a healthy sports league is like a neglected house on a pleasant and prosperous street.
These are the prosperous 1990's, after all -- days in which the ample spending of American sports fans can support a pro franchise or two not just in every big city but often in many Mudville-sized burgs as well.
A more prosperous Britain.
