Sentence examples similar to prosperous supply from inspiring English sources

Foreign merchants dealing in Italian as well as Celtic wares were active in Germany in Caesar's time and supplied prosperous warriors with such goods as wine and bronze vessels.

Mr. Sokolof, a prosperous maker of construction supplies like drywall, had his epiphany in 1966.

Petra, an ancient city in what is now the Jordanian part of the Negev desert, was at its zenith from the first century B.C. to the third century A.D. Prosperous, safe and abundantly supplied with water, it was the center of bustling trade in incense, ivory, textiles and other precious goods, which flowed through it by camel caravan from points east to the Mediterranean.

Petra, an ancient city in what is now the Jordanian part of the Negev Desert, was at its zenith from the first century B.C. to the third century A.D. Prosperous, safe and abundantly supplied with water, it was a center of bustling trade in incense, ivory, textiles and other precious goods, which flowed through it by camel caravan from points east to the Mediterranean.

We want farmers we supply to become prosperous".

Antiquated planning regulations constrain supply, especially in the prosperous south-east.

His indomitability and resourcefulness put his South Korean neighbors in a bad light: presumably he's meant to embody qualities that are in short supply in the more prosperous South, and we're meant to identify with him the way we used to sympathize with the Russians played by Sean Connery in cold war movies.

There have been considerable gains in recent years as countries have become more prosperous and have invested in improving water supply and sanitation.

They are tools of Beijing's foreign policy of securing a supply of energy for its increasingly prosperous and energy hungry population.

"The city is prosperous, new people are coming in and the supply of housing is limited," he said, noting that one reason for the condominium boom "is that developers cannot build much else, unless they tear down bungalows".

In the United States, on the other hand, boom conditions in the postwar years produced a still more prosperous and enlarged middle class ready to absorb an increasing supply of books.