Sentence examples for too prosperous from inspiring English sources

His cheeks and clothing were too prosperous to elicit pity.

"Maybe the country is just too prosperous to worry about it".

In her own outreach, she describes Abkhazia as an economy on the cusp of huge growth, which may be too prosperous to afford in a few years.

But the Cubs have always seemed like a less sympathetic version of the tortured, histrionic Sox, a little too prosperous and contented in their losing, just as Wrigley Field is perhaps a bit overly curated in its cufflinks-box charms.

Sancha was already too prosperous for that — no village kids in recent memory had attended a sports school, and Wei Ziqi told me that he wouldn't want his son to take such a route.

A young man earns ten dollars a day sitting in his car asking passersby for money to buy gas to get to the Bronx, if they don't look too prosperous.

Developing countries such as Mexico, Indonesia and Egypt are facing dangerous political crises as rising food costs hammer their none-too-prosperous populations.

Will it become less prosperous too?The minimum-wage law follows other employment legislation, as well as government forays into business, expanded public services and industrial policy.

But it gives me confidence that all Tibetans too will become prosperous middle class like my half-Mongolian cousins, only a lot sooner.

But Iraq itself is richer in oil than Kuwait was, and would have been prosperous too had Mr Hussein not poured its riches away in eight years of futile war against Iran.

Christopher F. Kinney, senior vice president at Brown Brothers, observes that TIIS are not only foul-weather investments; they have excelled this year, too, in a prosperous bond market.