Sentence examples similar to prosperous internationally from inspiring English sources
Stanley is an internationally famous, fairly prosperous performer in mid-career, a man of the world, with at least a sheen of learning; Sophie, for all her apparently prodigious psychic intuition, is young and inexperienced, travelling under her mother's wing, and left on the sidelines of Stanley's intellectual name-dropping.
So far as we know, Hu Jintao has not tried to poison Xi Jinping with arsenic-laced dumplings to preserve his grip on power.What has not changed is the importance to the leadership of maintaining the support of an internationally aware and newly prosperous elite, throughout this ongoing November meeting of notables, and beyond.(Picture credit: Wikimedia Commons).
A large number of Spaniards have no memory of the Franco years, and a significant fraction no particular recall of, or gratitude for, the skilful way in which the country was guided through the early years of the transition from dictatorship, avoiding army intervention, making Spain internationally respected, and creating a prosperous society.
"Spending less than 1% of our national income on aid – an internationally agreed target – will create a safer and more prosperous world for the UK.
"Spending less than 1% of our national income on aid - an internationally agreed target - will create a safer and more prosperous world for the UK.
The UK government is working to build the UK, a society that is both inclusive and prosperous, with individuals able to develop the skills they need to remain employable and for businesses to be internationally competitive.
A more prosperous Britain.
California is remarkably prosperous.
