Sentence examples for prosperous socially from inspiring English sources

On board, Rucker found a very different kind of Northeastern Republican than the prosperous, socially placid suburbanites whom the Party had traditionally emphasized.

As the novel opens, the protagonist Edna, age 28, her husband and two children, are ensconced for the summer at a lake retreat north of New Orleans, where they are a prosperous, socially prominent family.

In her closing address to the SNP's conference in Glasgow on Saturday, the leader and first minister, Nicola Sturgeon, talked of the "uniting vision" of "an inclusive, prosperous, socially just, open, welcoming and outward-looking country", contrasting this with the xenophobic rhetoric of Theresa May's government.

Landis is a species of shut-in, but recently he has been befriended by a prosperous and socially prominent woman in Laurel named Elizabeth Windham, whom everyone calls Bunny.

Today, it is a socially tolerant, prosperous nation with a fully functioning democracy.

But most scholars reckon that the factors behind jihadism will only abate when the region's Muslim-majority societies become prosperous and politically and socially free.

Born in Russia in 1905, as Alisa Rosenbaum, Rand was the daughter of two St. Petersburg Jews, a prosperous pharmacist and his socially ambitious wife.

A prosperous and sustainable socialism".

Although the most prestigious career in Qing society remained that of the scholar-official, the sharpened competition for degrees in the prosperous 18th century significantly expanded socially acceptable forms of achievement.

Last spring Mr Schröder's Social Democrats were running up to ten points behind the opposition, led by Edmund Stoiber, the worthy, socially conservative premier of prosperous Bavaria.Special report An uncertain giant The perils of pragmatism Is Deutschland AG kaputt?

To lure this talent to the socially conservative and financially prosperous deserts, a number of companies have set up programs that allow their employees to work in the Gulf, while still having a home base in Lebanon.