Sentence examples for prosperous generation from inspiring English sources

These commuters are, in a spiritual if not a literal sense, the children and grandchildren of the aging Levittowners, a more prosperous generation who have been able to afford bigger and better homes than those in the tracts of Levittown and Bristol Township.

Our income is modest, but wonderfully adequate for us two, since we have paid off our mortgage; evidently we are representative of our lucky generation, who are more prosperous in age than ever before.

Maybe some prosperous future generation will be more than happy to clean up the mess we left behind.

Christian is a prosperous second-generation Frenchman, who notes that his "excessively long and pointed" nose and dry lips seemingly "parched by a thousand-year-old thirst" are "the only specifically Jewish traits I've kept".

He was there to launch "Revere America," a nonprofit "dedicated to advancing common sense public policies rooted in our traditions of freedom and free markets, and that will once again make America secure and prosperous for generations to come".

Extremist Republicans are hell-bent on dismantling government and tearing up the social contract that has kept us prosperous for generations.

Paradoxically, NGOs have been able to harness both the discontent of those who believe globalisation destroys jobs, and the ill-focused unhappiness felt by the children of the prosperous baby-boom generation.

This research recommends employing experienced directors who have a stated vision for the management of care centres, in addition to enhancing the reward system and salaries earned by employees at care centres, and training them to raise a prosperous and healthy generation.

Theirs was the most prosperous and privileged generation of all time.

Egypt has surrendered citizens to more prosperous countries for generations, unable to provide much hope or opportunity at home.

Brilliantly, Moretti allows the audience to assume that Margherita's mother is a little placid old mamma, and it is her children Margherita and Giovanni who are the first-generation prosperous intellectuals.