"adapt and thrive" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used in many contexts, especially when discussing the importance of being flexible and resilient in the face of change. For example, "In a rapidly changing world, it's important to learn to adapt and thrive."
Podemos's message is: adapt and thrive.
But among those who take the longest to adapt and thrive, psychiatrists say, are children trapped in a pathological condition.
What makes people intelligent is their ability to learn and reason in short, to adapt and thrive within their environment.
Woof!"' While the decline of the power of spots might promise to free our minds for more important things, they will probably just adapt and thrive, like cockroaches.
Communities such as Manchester, that reinvent themselves, transforming into healthcare, education or technology hubs, have been better able to adapt and thrive.
Moagi and Mbha have learned to adapt and thrive in the new South Africa and they are building a new Soweto – one they hope will maintain the area's best characteristics.
The Inupiat were adapting, and thriving.
Cael Sanderson, the Penn State coach and a past Olympic champion, said the ancient sport had adapted and thrived.
Aside from species conservation, knowing where certain species adapted and thrived after fires might point to areas where controlled burns would work best, she added.
"The key to adapting and thriving in the face of those global changes will be a clever investment in Australia's universities," she said.
He shares candid learnings from his work at P&G which is one of those rare global companies that has not only survived for the past 175 years but adapted and thrived, growing its global portfolio of over 50 brands.
