Sentence examples for prosperous means from inspiring English sources

While the price of Pétrus these days is unfathomable, Trotanoy (pronounced troh-tahn-WAH) is merely expensive, still within the realm of possibility for those of ordinarily prosperous means.

Yet one senses that Donnelly doesn't want things any different: the word "prosperous" meant "according to one's wishes" long before it meant "rich," and it has long-standing associations with magic (Shakespeare named his magician Prospero).

On both sides of the Atlantic leaders have always understood that a stronger, safer and more prosperous Europe means a stronger, safer and more prosperous United States.

"Not prosperous, you mean".

It didn't look prosperous which meant they didn't look out of place.

More prosperous residents mean more prosperous cities.

The isolation of the prosperous, he said, means less interaction with people from other income groups and a greater risk to their support for policies and investments that benefit the broader public — like schools, parks and public transportation systems.

But prosperous does not necessarily mean sustainable.

"A good collection doesn't necessarily mean a prosperous business.

These are but a few examples of a new narrative of what it means to be prosperous – what Scandinavians call "lagom" - having enough.

Some say Mr. Modi is getting away with a pogrom, but he has grasped the global pattern well and positioned himself as a man who delivers, with the prosperous ends justifying his crude means.