These are major factors that help explain why Argentina was unable to grow and achieve its once-tangible prosperity.
BEIJING — "Prosperity Tangible along Chang'an Ave" was the innocuous headline in Global Times, China's newest English-language newspaper.
Investments in Africa don't happen in a vacuum; they quickly benefit Americans in tangible ways, increasing prosperity, health and security.
In tracking the development of these countries, Radelet shows their transformation from bankrupt, unaccountable dictatorships mired in permanent economic crises and poverty to democracies with peace, economic prosperity, tangible poverty reduction, and improved governance.
In its early years, the hotel afforded commercial travellers a high level of opulence and comfort while visiting the city and offered a tangible reminder of the wealth and prosperity of the state during the gold-boom period.
The growth in size of the EU has given it extra political clout, brought stability and prosperity to new members—and yielded tangible benefits for existing ones.This is not to dismiss doubts over the readiness of the two newcomers.
Environmental integrity should be made a tangible part of other social priorities, such as economic prosperity and national security.
We also know that prosperity hinges on empowering tomorrow's American workforce with tangible pathways to employment, especially ones that lead to industries of the future.
I stepped into the political arena to establish a genuine democracy that would achieve in tangible realities, not merely in words, man's freedom, his dignity and prosperity.
He was impressed by a modern prosperity built on tobacco, chocolate, "and soap and clothes and a hundred other things"; and assets that were less tangible: "the place has dignity … It has kept its civic pride.
