Sentence examples for would have prospered from inspiring English sources

But in 2010 European investors would have prospered by following a different rule.

"These cities would have prospered without redevelopment projects," Mr. Glaeser said.

The family moved to Aix-en-Provence where Zola père designed the town's water supply and they would have prospered had he not died when Zola was seven.

"We were set up for a 15- or 20-year Democratic dominance," said Gary Hart, a former Democratic senator from Colorado, adding that the party would have prospered if the economy had not collapsed.

It is not possible to study that history without wondering how much baseball would have prospered in the 1970s and early 1980s had Kuhn provided better leadership at a much earlier stage.

However, gold was appreciably cheap vs. inflation in the 1960s and early 1970s, and those who held it for those periods of time would have prospered.

Boyang would still have prospered as a businessman, but he would have had less mistrust of the world.

Many people suppose that, without Nilekani, this body would not have prospered.

Yes, a Greece that had never joined the euro wouldn't have prospered as much during the fat years of the 2000s.

But they would not have prospered without the curiosity, imagination and drive to define Britain on their own terms, the ultimate way, debatably, of making the place home.

In a dirt-poor country like Cambodia, barely a generation on from the terror of the Khmer Rouge and a devastating civil war, more like Mr Chrek Heang are badly needed.He would never have prospered without three vital loans from a bank: an initial one of $10,000, followed by another of $25,000 and the last of $70,000.