Prosper used in a sentence

Prosper in a sentence as a verb

Why, if it prosper, none dare call it treason.

However I do think one will see a lot of good, solid businesses that will grow well, and prosper.

I never understood why mailing lists prosper when newsgroups are mostly dead.

Others, on the contrary, thrive and prosper in that environment.

When the scores drop, they prosper. When the tests change, they prosper. When schools scramble to buy materials to raise scores, they prosper.

But by acting the most logical way possible, exploration can't prosper.

Because it is a certainty that you can be "set up" by the other party at any time after the company begins to prosper.

""So shall My word be that goes forth from My mouth; it shall not return to me void, but it shall accomplish what I please, and it shall prosper in the thing for which I sent it.

To my surprise when I went to visit Rome I found surprisingly large, very prosper and very hard-working Romanian minority.

What's often overlooked in this discussion, and I rant about the security state as much as anybody else, is that some of this is absolutely necessary and proper for a free society to prosper.

A foxy capitalist might opt for something like: "yes, many times increased freedom makes us prosper, but sometimes it doesn't, it depends, let's talk about the specifics".I take this to be an argument about complexity.