Sentence examples for to prosper through from inspiring English sources

In the 10th century both Venice and Genoa began to prosper through trade in the Levant.

It is simply not possible for the mass of poor black South Africans to prosper through income transfers from whites.

But the war is helping his village to prosper through the money that young soldiers like him send home.

It's a truly elegant concept, allowing people to prosper through accumulation of property and education, giving them incentives for upward mobility.

Mr. Barnett's sane idea: bring the world's rowdy, hormonal, emotionally tortured teenage countries to the adult table, and teach them to prosper through capitalism, cooperation and openness.

If Jefferson wanted us to be a nation of independent citizens able to prosper through hard work -- physical and intellectual -- I think he would have been pleased to see copyright law helping us achieve just that.

The program, which will receive $300 million and run through 2003, has been endorsed at the highest level: "It is a top concern to make China prosper through science and education," says Premier Zhu Rongji.

The consequent cultural renaissance allowed her to prosper, building up clients, often through the architects working the space between Dublin's cultural life and the Builders.

Today, in the words of Mr. Tippen, "it's like somebody assassinated the industry". Although parts of the tanning business have managed to survive and even prosper through an abrupt, sustained shake-out, the industry now is taking special care to mend its former ways.

And that has always been the paradox of Lebanon: What has enabled its people to survive and even prosper through unbelievably difficult times, like the civil war, are the tight bonds of family, village, clan and religion.

Sometimes, it seems, a campaign can prosper through serendipity.