Sentence examples for thriving countries from inspiring English sources

Some years ago the SNP envisaged Scotland joining an "arc of prosperity" of small, thriving countries such as Iceland and Ireland.

Taxpayers' money, it adds, should not be spent on "already economically thriving countries; countries with poor human rights' records; and … on politically correct vanity projects that do nothing to lift developing nations out of poverty".

In the long run, though, winning requires partnering with Arab and Muslim societies to help them build thriving countries, integrated with the world economy, where young people don't grow up in a soil poisoned by religious extremists and choked by petro-dictators so they can never realize their aspirations.

Of the 15 nations with the highest tax rates, 8 also are listed among the 15 most thriving countries, according to Gallup.

This week, the Prime Minister of India will visit… No one doubts that Britain is a proud, successful, thriving country.

After my visit to this beautiful, thriving country last fall, my fellow entrepreneurship enthusiasts invited me to participate in two-day conference over Skype.

The Gallup data found that Latin America and Europe led the way for thriving, while countries in sub-Saharan Africa and various conflict zones were suffering most.

The area, known for thriving brush country, has long attracted doves, deer, feral hogs and, at the top of the food chain, hunters.

Yet although Italy's admirable small businesses in the north are thriving, the country as a whole still lags behind badly.

I particularly think our young kids... they need to understand that American runs on a strong and vibrant business and we need businesses growing and thriving this country".

Countries that opened themselves up to trade (the U.S. and Singapore) thrived, while countries that insulated themselves (Argentina, India and China until recently) stagnated.