Sentence examples for prosperous resources from inspiring English sources

"Kick those criminals from your lands and do not allow the Americans, British, Australian and Norwegians and other crusades, killers of your brothers in Iraq, to live in our countries, enjoying its prosperous resources and spreading corruption," it said.

Michelle Rempel (the Conservative candidate in Calgary Nose Hill and#BoycottTims enthusiast who also appeared on the panel) blew a goddamn gasket, muttering "See, look at this," and "I can't believe this," before proclaiming, "What you've heard here today is the ideological aversion to the development of one of Canada's most prosperous resources by the left".

I will continue to stand with the Government in charting a course that can build the stable and prosperous country its resources and traditions can make possible.

Raqqa was a relatively prosperous city with energy resources and an agricultural base.

We are a prosperous nation with immense resources and a wide range of tools at our disposal.

I will continue to stand with its government in charting a course that can build the stable and prosperous country that its resources and traditions can make possible.

"Whereas, Oklahoma is blessed with an abundance of oil and natural gas, allowing the state to be a prosperous producer of these valuable resources; and whereas, Christians acknowledge such natural resources are created by God . . .

Lastly, a prosperous state should use its resources to help the weak those who, in a favourite Kasich phrase, "live in the shadows", including the mentally ill or drug addicts.

This week, the government came up with proposals to reform the finances of local councils, which, though impenetrably complicated, looked like heralding a big shift of resources from the prosperous shire counties and London boroughs to poorer towns in the midlands and the north.

In less prosperous regions, where countries lack the resources and capabilities required to adapt quickly to more severe conditions, the problem is very likely to be exacerbated".

We do not want to live dependent on the generosity of others when our resources can make us prosperous, healthy and strong.