Sentence examples for able to thrive there from inspiring English sources

"There's always been this specific artistic group that's been able to thrive there".

Plants that came from much warmer climates were able to thrive there because cities, filled with heat-absorbing buildings and hard surfaces, are warmer than rural areas.

They were able to thrive there, it turned out, because they harbored bacteria that leveraged the energy in hydrogen sulfide to generate nutrients, much as plants use the sun's energy to turn carbon dioxide into carbohydrates.

And it's no wonder such diverse life forms are able to thrive down there.

"But I get a lot of great light in there and the plants are able to thrive.

"There is some kind of a pride to be able to thrive in a place that is difficult..

Tim Martin, who founded the chain in 1979, said: "There is no rational reason why Scotland shouldn't be able to thrive as an independent country if it has a sensible economic policy.

The question is whether Mr. Fridman and Mr. Khan will be able to thrive outside Russia.

But on balance, we have been a city that has been able to thrive.

So is the culture in which fast food is able to thrive.

This being Auckland, each boat must be able to thrive in all conditions.