Sentence examples for a thriving project from inspiring English sources

The group relocated in 1906 to Waukesha, Wisconsin, and started a number of missions in the United States and abroad, most notably a thriving project in India.

The key to a thriving project is in the preparation.

The idea of loaning empty urban spaces to worthwhile causes is gaining ground elsewhere, with thriving projects in the Danish city of Aarhus and Philadelphia in the US, where it's called "temporary urbanism".

Founded in 2009 by Renny Antonelli and his daughter Sophie, it has been transformed with the help of volunteers from a former derelict allotment site into a thriving community growing project.

The common theme is innovation: putting familiar ingredients together in a different way, to meet a real need, propelled by imagination and that grit of persistence that turns an idea into a thriving and expanding project.

The exploration of questions raised by these characteristics is a thriving ongoing collaborative project in the theory of emotions, in which philosophy will continue both to inform and to draw on a wide range of philosophical expertise as well as the parallel explorations of other branches of cognitive science.

First, the project began with management's recognition that it needed to obsolete a thriving product.

The good news is that despite the divergent approaches of the different open core heads, there is really one set of Hadoop APIs that all three heads agree on (for now) and that are the foundation of a thriving ecosystem of projects.

No doubt each will be projecting a thriving business stretching beyond or solidifying its base.

It's all part of a thriving detention industry: DHS projects a budget for new detention centers, including the needed number of arrests (400,000 are planned for next year) to fund and staff said centers.

Veneman met representatives from NGOs that support youth entrepreneurs, and saw two entrepreneurial projects – a thriving beauty salon and a mini-food market – supported by microfinancing loans in underserved areas.