Sentence examples for which prosperity from inspiring English sources

But her illusions about the ease with which prosperity comes are dispelled.

May we one day soon see a broad Arab endorsement of peaceful co-existence with Israel, after which prosperity will quickly come to Gaza and the entire region.

It's revitalizing — and comforting, somehow — to revisit the sort of playful, featherbrained temperament made possible only by a decade in which prosperity and safety seemed nearly guaranteed.

The problem, though, is when stability becomes stasis and it merely preserves the old economic and political order, in which prosperity has proved to be the most difficult thing to share.

This revolution, which achieved great gains in economic productivity at the expense of an increasingly miserable working class, encouraged Marx to think that the class struggles that dominated history were leading inevitably to a society in which prosperity would be shared by all through common ownership of the means of production.

"A really big package of devolution to the cities and county regions of England" is the key to a balanced economic recovery in which prosperity is shared, and fractures are healed, Lord Adonis said on Tuesday before the launch in Leeds of Labour's review into economic growth in the UK.

"It's a choice between those who are content with our great prosperity and those who regret our failure to use the great opportunity which prosperity has given us to provide care for the ill, to lift up millions from poverty, to heal the wounds of racial divide," he said.

It's an environment in which the threat, including Trump himself, is king, in which prosperity and ratings (for the TV news) mean fear for Americans.