Sentence examples for waves of prosperity from inspiring English sources

Nadar businessmen like C. Manickavel have skillfully ridden the waves of prosperity that have crashed over India since liberalization, making small fortunes.

Alternating waves of prosperity and persecution have borne the Hutterites from Moravia to Russia and, finally, in the 1870's, to North America, where most of them now live in small, communal settlements, surrounded by the raw, expansive landscape they call home.

More importantly, the Philippines' rapid rates of economic growth in recent years haven't brought about an egalitarian, modern form of capitalism, which is capable of generating waves of prosperity that lift all the boats regardless of gender, class, and ethnicity.

Wait until this wave of prosperity is over!

In 2004, riding a wave of prosperity, Haye moved from Harlem to West Fifty-seventh Street. Fifty-seventh Street

Of course, the craftsmen who have concurrently ridden the wave of prosperity are disturbed by the township's intentions.

The result, he claimed, will be "radical changes and a new wave of prosperity that will reach around the globe".

For the European settlers of the city, still a part of Portugal's empire, this rubber boom ushered in a new wave of prosperity.

Unlike my father, she caught the rising wave of prosperity in the valley, and with stock options and a steadily escalating salary, she did very well for herself.

They rode a great wave of prosperity, and people flocked to the Golden State, but they used the fruits of that prosperity in a disciplined way to lay the groundwork for even more growth.

Despite her lack of political experience and public charm, she has ridden a wave of prosperity and good feeling in Brazil under the leadership of Mr. da Silva, whose approval ratings hover near 80 percent.