Sentence examples for unusually prosperous from inspiring English sources

So are the unusually prosperous times that advertisers, agencies and the media have enjoyed most recently coming to an abrupt end?

In areas that were either unusually prosperous or, conversely, unsuitable for agriculture the rich microclimates of California and the salmon-rich Plateau and Pacific Northwest in the former case and the cool interior of northern Canada in the latter foraging societies persisted well into the 19th century ce.

The ensuing years unusually prosperous for Ukraine, growing 6% in 2000, 9% in 2001, 5% in 2002, 9% in 2003 and an astounding 12% in 2004.

California is remarkably prosperous.

Yet they deliver, seven days a week, a wholly convincing replica of Italian home cooking -- of a sort, mind you, that you would taste only in an unusually sophisticated and prosperous Italian home.

The people of Russia throughout the trip, despite daily news from the Middle East and Ukraine including the tragic downing of a commercial airliner, are clearly prosperous, relaxed and enjoying their unusually warm summer weather, apparently barely aware of global issues.

They fled to relatively prosperous cities, and they get an unusually large amount of aid because of donations from the United States.

The Lubitzs appear to come from the more prosperous end of the German middle class; unusually for a town this size – it has 13,000 people – Montabaur has a high-speed rail connection to the banking mega-hub of Frankfurt.

Richmond Park is one of the few constituencies where that couldn't be less the case: it is unusually homogeneous, and its residents are more than averagely young, prosperous, in work, and healthy.

I had the chance to chat with her for a few minutes and came away with a feeling (unusually, these days) of confidence that Washington lawmakers have the chops and know-how to steer us toward a bright and prosperous technological future and innovation economy.

A more prosperous Britain.