Sentence examples for and begin to thrive from inspiring English sources

Only after dinosaurs went extinct 65 million years ago could mammals escape from the shadows and begin to thrive.

However, I do believe that now is the time to expect more than just survival, and begin to thrive.

That is, as science communities develop and begin to thrive in the developing world, increasing numbers of students and researchers are eager to learn the newest techniques and frameworks.

The security forces of the region, whose members are drawn from the local community, have helped defend that community and territory from the criminal acts of those who kill innocent civilians and destroy property, which is why the vast majority of the region is now peaceable and beginning to thrive.

The stripers survived and began to thrive again thanks to the landmark 1972 Clean Water Act, which brought toxic releases under control; a decade later, the harbor started to recover.

My business was reinvented and began to thrive in this positive glow as did all of my family relationships and my marriage.

She then placed these algae in containers that change colors in luminous fluorescent ways as the algae decays and microbes begin to thrive.

Fresh sweat is odorless, but if you let sweat linger on your skin, bacteria will begin to thrive and produce the infamous sweat smell.

The key is that it wouldn't outright replace a traditional monetary economy, at least not for some quite considerable time; rather, it would begin to thrive parallel to, and independent of, its capitalistic counterpart.

"What will happen is that Harney County will begin to thrive again.

You begin to thrive!