Sentence examples for because it thrives when from inspiring English sources

Because it thrives when the planners and two world wars almost killed it, and ironically, now, because it grows in the shape Walt and Marion had envisaged, with greater inner-urban density, with cutting edge architecture and well planned communal spaces.

Lettuce is a cool-weather vegetable, which means that it thrives when the temperature is cooler.

"Creativity thrives when it has context," Day said.

Because insurgents thrive when Western-friendly governments become corrupt and weak, they are especially pleased when the U.S. and Western corporations undermine governance by enabling corruption.

The pier originally thrived when it was used by holidaymakers arriving on paddle steamers.

Chicago in the mid 90s was thriving when it came to punk.

Oddly enough, creativity tends to thrive when it faces a little opposition.

When does it thrive and when is it threatened?

And it may be poised to thrive, when Obama faces John McCain in the general election.

That's bad, because business and private enterprise thrive when winners and losers are chosen on purely commercial terms.

That is cause for grave concern, because bull markets tend to thrive when investors are worried that markets are likely to suffer.