Sentence examples for capacities to thrive from inspiring English sources

People retain their capacities to thrive and love against all odds, regardless of their beliefs.

On the individual level, resilience is about developing the personal capacity to thrive and survive in the most challenging of times.

Ms. Levin said MCC's application was approved because "the theater had a strong balance of programming to match the space, with the fund-raising capacity to thrive".

She admires Teilhard's capacity for endurance (he spent more than 20 years living in China as a missionary and paleontologist, often camping in the desert) and also his subtlety as a theologian ("Teilhard possessed, like many spiritual thinkers, a sort of anaerobic capacity to thrive on paradox").

Previous research revealed that the hallmark features of the members of this genus include unparalleled respiratory diversity and the capacity to thrive at low temperatures [21].

The pdHMSC/SS implants demonstrated osteogenic ability in vitro and capacity to thrive towards the healing of critical size femoral segmental defects in vivo.

It has begun a conversation of building one's inner capacity to thrive, contribute, and be more for the self.

Although kids possess the capacity to thrive when exposed to new experiences, they still seek the security of Mom and Dad when dealing with the unknown.

Without these experiences, it is unrealistic to believe that young people transitioning from foster care will have the financial capacity to thrive on their own.

Is it any wonder, then, that our world has so much suffering; our employees so little engagement; and our organizations so much untapped creative capacity to thrive?

When you understand that the intention behind this emotion is your personal evolvement, you can use it to develop the resilience necessary to increase your capacity to thrive in life.