Sentence examples for true prosperity from inspiring English sources

"We will not have true prosperity until all of our citizens share in the benefits of our growth," he said in an address at Columbia University.

China has succeeded in industrializing a very poor, rural country, but it is notoriously difficult to climb out of what economists call the "middle-income trap" and achieve true prosperity.

Westlands' critics link the mega-farms to the failure of the Central Valley Project to bring true prosperity to the farm region.

This essentially means that individuals, communities and nations must look beyond their own particular needs and recognize that true prosperity can come only from everyone winning.

Sunday Review, Page 11 ROSS DOUTHAT Taxing millionaires harder can make for a more equal society, but true shared prosperity is not so easily achieved.

But my day in North Carolina suggests that the road back to true manufacturing prosperity is going to be a long one indeed.

Of course it is true that prosperity has weakened some community bonds, for instance by encouraging grandparents and adult children to live independently: in 1950 only three in ten unmarried adults lived alone; by 1970 six in ten did.

There are alternatives to the current arrangements that can create a true shared prosperity: the challenge is to learn from the past to create this new economics and politics of the future.

It is the articulation of a message of true peace, prosperity, dynamism and hope for all the people of the region.

The present system does not acknowledge our connectedness to one another or to the planet or in any way understand that true, lasting prosperity emerges from sharing and giving, not exploitation.

Yes, it's true: peace and prosperity.