Prosperity in a sentence as a noun

Our US concept of prosperity is defined by that contrast.

They were saying to drill because energy is prosperity and coal is dirty.

I notice this every time I fly over the Valley: somehow you can sense something is going on. Obviously you can sense prosperity in how well kept a place looks.

"Thus, if we look at the PG analysis as a measure of his mental state, we can speculate this is due to the prosperity hes experienced in these last few years.

He tells us the true fact that Japan's growth has been stagnant for a long time, but the author claims despite this Japan has some growth in real prosperity, an increase in living standards... then never tells us how.

There is no end game in any of these assertions of power other than expression and confirmation of power: not security, not prosperity, not even the welfare of the nation.

I tried to be rational and then I got to the second paragraph of their own brief:"The second and even more pernicious effect is that illegal theft of intellectual property is undermining both the means and the incentive for entrepreneurs to innovate, which will slow the development of new inventions and industries that can further expand the world economy and continue to raise the prosperity and quality of life for everyone.

Prosperity definitions

noun

an economic state of growth with rising profits and full employment

noun

the condition of prospering; having good fortune

See also: successfulness