Sentence examples for really prosperous from inspiring English sources

Not to mention the sheer quantities of merchandise that languish in our armoires, living as we do in a time when 30 pairs of shoes don't raise an eyebrow, instead of the measly two (or maybe three or four, if they were really prosperous) that our forebears made do with.

By the end of 2014 it will get really prosperous".

"I've found the leader who will help us deliver a safe society and really prosperous society," Trump said.

This was a nation "neither unhappy nor really prosperous," a country wallowing in "apathy and stillness," wrote Viansson-Ponté.

We are proud to honour him and what he did for our country, because it was a really prosperous period in Spain's history," explains the manager, Juan Jose Navarro.

So if you want to be really financially prosperous, then PhDs are not for you.

In fact, you only really get prosperous if productivity is increasing, and that can't happen when you have so many people sitting around doing nothing, or working in jobs that don't take advantage of the skills they have.

The house a whole house! he really was prosperous!—fronted right onto Queens Park, so that at both ends of the long sitting room, on the first floor, you looked out onto bare winter trees, a tracery of wet branches gleaming black in the reflected light from the windows.

Are the Scandinavians really good and prosperous and happy, or do crude measures of goodness, prosperity, and happiness play to their strengths?

By that time, Sandy Ground was really quite a prosperous little place.

Here is a part of what Mr. Hunter relates: "When I came here, early in the eighteen-eighties … Sandy Ground was really quite a prosperous little place.