Sentence examples for easily thrive from inspiring English sources

And terror can easily thrive without poverty.

Christine Markham, program director for the national Asian longhorned beetle division of the United States Department of Agriculture, said the beetle could easily thrive throughout North America, and would be limited only by the availability of host trees.

I would have loved to let her know that she could easily thrive without a man.

The adaptation is clearly understandable for D. pigrum that, as a facultative anaerobe, may more easily thrive under low-oxygen conditions.

Raitt could easily have thrived in opera.

It was not a place where people could easily live and thrive, not a place where parents would choose to raise children and build a life.

In its concern, the county is ahead of many who continue to sell and buy invasive plants because they thrive easily and because some of them are attractive.

A few years ago, Mr. Sarrazin chastised the poor, saying they could easily survive — even thrive — on the approximately $5.50 a day they received for food from public assistance, and that they should stop complaining.

Karl Marx himself was keenly aware that capitalism could easily support, even thrive on, chattel slavery and other forms of human bondage – a point Blackburn underscores in his other new book, An Unfinished Revolution: Karl Marx and Abraham Lincoln (Verso, £12.99).

The high germination ability of S. foetida over a wide range of environmental factors suggests that this species is likely to thrive easily under harsh arid conditions.

In animation, where the brand value of the likes of Pixar and DreamWorks allows original stories to thrive more easily, top non-sequel performer is The Croods, with £26.6m.