Sentence examples for while prosperous from inspiring English sources

While prosperous, Dong Nai lacks decent housing, roads and public transportation.

While prosperous Portland is the centre of a high-tech boom, that boom has bypassed poorer rural communities reeling from downturns in logging and agriculture.

Similarly, while prosperous types take advantage of the bulk discounts at warehouse clubs, there's usually a store in the poorest neighborhoods selling cigarettes one at a time, just as telephone psychics dispense comfort by the minute.

The United States, while prosperous and stocked with more food than we know how to properly digest, is cracked.

They afford multiple opportunities to dramatically reduce carbon emissions while sustaining prosperous standards of living.

Bengal's wealth rapidly drained into Britain, while its prosperous weavers and artisans were coerced "like so many slaves" by their new masters, and its markets flooded with British products.

With gasoline prices rising, affluent families were buying new cars then that were considerably smaller than older models, while less prosperous families were still driving huge cars built in the 1960's.

The idea that the fallout from the wrongheaded economic concepts of the past 30 or 40 years could be contained, with the damage limited to the increasingly troubled urban areas while sparing prosperous suburbia, has now proved as phony as Bernie Madoff's fortune.

The odd thing is that, historically, acting on the best guess available has turned out to work out rather well, while relying on the sure thing known for certain since the beginning of time and revealed in a holy book has turned out to be a pretty poor strategy for finding out how this planet whirls among the stars while creating prosperous and peaceful places on it.

The genetic revolution in biology is set to produce a steady flow of new drugs, diagnostics and medical devices to help meet the demand, while a prosperous economy will let people spend lavishly.

In most recessions during the 20th century, affluent families often continued to buy new cars while less-prosperous families tightened their belts.