Sentence examples for prosperous ones from inspiring English sources

The most prosperous ones, which rely least on Delhi for discretionary funds, throw up the strongest leaders, who often influence what happens in Delhi too.What is new is the arrival of floating middle-class voters who swing between parties depending on how they perform, not on promises of rewards for their groupThe mightiest satraps pay the least attention to national parties.

Studies have found that deprived Houston neighbourhoods are more likely to be affected by West Nile than prosperous ones.

While overall economic output was rising, and the military draft lowered unemployment, the war years were generally not prosperous ones.

He then ticked off the calamities that turn his fictional towns from prosperous ones like Camden into those like, say, Skowhegan.

And in the stampede for university places that has taken place over the past 20 years, clever children from poor families have indeed lost out to dimmer peers from prosperous ones.

For the past 12 years Lula, who still has the ear of the poor, has caricatured the PSDB as a party of heartless fat cats.Yet Mr Neves's policies would benefit poor Brazilians as well as prosperous ones.

In the golden years of the 1990's, Bordeaux chateau owners and their bankers grew prosperous on one good harvest after another.

Not a very prosperous one, surely.

Universal access to justice is the hallmark not only of a just society, but also a prosperous one.

Because it is a university city, and a rather prosperous one, Puebla has seen the arrival of the sorts of places one might find in a college town anywhere — only more pleasant.

Read them another way, they call for tax cuts for every group except the most prosperous one-tenth of 1percentt of Americans.