Sentence examples for usher in prosperity from inspiring English sources

Chicago's city council Wednesday approved Wal-Mart Stores's plan to build its first outlet in the third-largest U.S. city following an impassioned debate about whether the world's largest retailer will usher in prosperity or misery.

Either wealthy businessmen like Paine and Pullman were ushering in prosperity for all or else the interests of the Paines and the Pullmans of the world were at odds with everyone else's interests.

It ushered in years of prosperity for its members, especially Germany, as interest rates declined and money flooded into the union — until the Lehman Brothers bankruptcy sent global credit markets into chaos three years ago and the financial crisis took on new life with the near-default of Greece last year.

Even the terrorist attacks of 9/11 left undisturbed the vision in which a global economy built around free markets, competition and rational individual choices would alleviate ethnic and religious differences and usher in worldwide prosperity and peace.

The early post cold war consensus – that bourgeois democracy has solved the riddle of history, and a global capitalist economy will usher in worldwide prosperity and peace – lies in tatters.

Several writers and historians remarked on the psychological impact of such a jarring end to the Pax Americana, just as it seemed that victory in the cold war might usher in prolonged prosperity and relative peace (save the occasional mop-up operation).

This time what was lost was a belief that unfettered capitalism would usher in permanent prosperity.

Policymakers can usher in shared prosperity through an inclusive, broad approach to immigration that bottom lines core labor protections, including the right to organize and bargain collectively; a clear roadmap to citizenship for the full 11 million aspiring citizens; and a stop to the cruel enforcement measures that tear communities apart and criminalize immigrant workers.

The immigration boom ushered in an era of prosperity and growth.

That victory ushered in a decade of prosperity for basketball in Greece.

After nearly two decades of economic changes that were to have ushered in an era of prosperity, it is clear that in some ways the nation has been naïve: high growth rates alone cannot cure poverty.