Prosperous used in a sentence

Prosperous in a sentence as an adjective

Just think how prosperous we would be if the minimum wage was $100 an hour!

Our fortune comes not only from hard work and talent, but from being born in the right decade in a prosperous country.

"Since then, I've been much less worried about Japan, which continues to be a very prosperous country.

Technologists want to make the world inclusive and prosperous, not exclusive and shitty.

"What about other oil-prosperous small countries such as the Emirates or Kuwait?

I have also had a long and prosperous career, including 5 years as a senior engineer and lead at Microsoft.

Ten years during which we enjoyed one of the most prosperous and fiscally positive eras in modern US history.

Perhaps given more time to tend our own gardens, make our own tools and furniture and work on our houses, we'd be a happier and more prosperous civilization.

There are more women attending and graduating college than men, they're more economically prosperous in their early twenties as well.

Everywhere you look, throughout history, the more free a country is, the more economically prosperous it becomes.

Perhaps what the first study actually discovered, unbeknownst to the original researchers, is that children from homes in which the guardians are reliable turn out to be more prosperous in life.

The main benefit of creating high barriers to entry would be to make people who are already rich by the standard of the one of the richest countries in the world, in the most prosperous time in human history, even richer.

You'd make more than 88 cents through affiliate systems and commission junction and the likes that this didn't matter, and you were doing it on such a large scale that it would be quite prosperous.------------------------------------I honestly couldn't really offer you any advice on how to prevent scraping.

Those of you joining in this discussion may find it particularly interesting to read the special section on London in the June 30th-July 6th issue of The Economist, with its discussion of the rise and fall and rise again of London as a prosperous, world-leading city.

Taiwan is a good example of mathematics education, another example of a poor country becoming prosperous by educating the masses, and also an ever improving example of democracy in a cultural context with a long history of tyranny.