Shipbuilding had moved on, leaving the skeletons of bygone prosperity in its wake.Today the shipyard has found a new role building offshore wind turbines.
LIVERPOOL — In 1985, this city of outsize mercantile and civic buildings and bygone prosperity, of sea smells and dipping gulls, was the setting for a touching low-budget movie, "Letter to Brezhnev".
The Shiva Purana says that Ganesha had begotten two sons: (prosperity) and (profit).
The council spent £31.8 million on children and young people's services (21%); £60.1 million on community services and social care (40%); £34.4 million on "prosperity, planning, and development" (23%); and £33.8 million on customer and corporate services (22%).
All six are "prosperity gospel" ministries, which teach that believers will themselves become prosperous by donating generously to the ministry.
Mr. Williams, editor of the Advocate, said that "the national bird should be one of prosperity.
The era it's set in was one of prosperity, which Frank and April are sullen beneficiaries of.
They believed that as the world economy grew more integrated, inefficient restrictions on the market were gradually stripped away, and the power of digitization was given free reign, the future would be one of prosperity expanding and freedom spreading.
One investor, Prosperity Capital Management, a U.K. firm, put out a press release in October 2008 calling the maneuver Prokhorov was using to duck his obligation "one of the worst transgressions of corporate governance we've seen".
Indeed, much of the developed world today reminds me of what Adam Smith said about China in "The Wealth of Nations": It has reached a "stationary" state in which growth is near zero and prosperity is enjoyed only by a corrupt bureaucratic elite.
