Sentence examples for seeming prosperity from inspiring English sources

The descendants of European settlers now own what was once First Nation land and exist in seeming prosperity on the Great Plains with the promise of greater riches to come as oil companies dangle Bakken oil as the new prize.

Amid the seeming prosperity of a credit-fueled era, people got in the habit of eating more and more of their meals out.

These days, amid seeming prosperity, beefs about pay gaps or fears of job loss are usually linked to globalization and trade.

And as long as new bidders are dazzled by catalog descriptions of the works, if not by the art at which they barely look, prosperity seems assured for some more time.

He is living in a time of seeming goodwill and prosperity during the afterglow of a Presidential election that saw his guy get into power.

Today's mortgage market can't seem to weather prosperity.

Herbert Hoover ran for president in 1928 during a time of what seemed like endless prosperity.

Prosperity seemed to come almost too easily today for the Princeton men's lacrosse team.

In post-war Europe, achieving peace and re-establishing prosperity seemed like urgent and difficult tasks that required political sacrifices.

If it's not him, it's always something with this team that never seems to handle prosperity well.

This is a group where prosperity seems to be rapidly expanding, so there is a chance to become its preferred carmaker.