Sentence examples for established and thrive from inspiring English sources

Michael's Hospital and The Stollery Children's Hospital/ University of Alberta that were open to trying new care-delivery programs, as is evidenced by the very fact that these programs were allowed to become firmly established and thrive within their walls.

The invasive garden ant, Lasius neglectus, is the most recently detected pest ant and the first known invasive ant able to become established and thrive in the temperate regions of Eurasia.

Why that is, I'm not sure, but it has probably got a lot to do with an established and thriving restaurant scene, proximity to a wealth of excellent produce, and being a cosmopolitan and beautiful city close enough to London to skim off ambitious chefs unable to afford anything in the increasingly rapacious and impossible capital.

By 1856, both the Brown Jug and the Free Gardeners Arms were well established and thriving and continued to prosper well into the 20th century, under the slightly different names of The Old Brown Jug and The Gardeners Arms.

MSPs are strongly absorbing at UV wavelengths (λ < 350 nm) while fairly transparent in the visible region, thus allowing surface temperatures to have been maintained at a sufficiently high level for O2-producing organisms to have established and thrived, while protected from UV damage.

population were likely already resistant, would have helped this invasive vector population to fully establish and thrive.

We set out to test whether US populations at high elevation have undergone rapid adaptive evolution enabling them to establish and thrive in this new environment.

"By reshuffling the genes of two species, it can generate the genetic raw material for new species with new specialisations - a novel combination of a certain feeding behaviour with a particular habitat, say". If that combination can fill an ecological niche not yet fully exploited by other species, the hybrid could establish itself and thrive.

During the 1770s, Wodrow established and expanded a thriving import business in Fredericksburg.

The bivalves were hard hit by this event but re-established themselves and thrived during the Triassic period that followed.

Under these circumstances, new arrivals can establish breeding populations and thrive, especially if the ecosystem lacks natural predators capable of keeping them in check.