Sentence examples for exactly thriving from inspiring English sources

Living perhaps, but not exactly thriving.

The first is that the eurozone is not exactly thriving.

"Wrong Mountain" opens at a time when new dramas aren't exactly thriving on Broadway.

At the same time, the DVD industry isn't exactly thriving, though Blu-ray is — and, most of all, streaming video is booming.

The seven members of the newspaper's editorial staff met at Muddy Waters, a coffee shop on Valencia Street, to discuss what they might each do next, but no one had any great ideas; the local-news business wasn't exactly thriving.

But many of these small businesses are not exactly thriving.

It's true that young, unmarried women who beget don't exactly thrive economically.

He is no brand name, but on the plus side he is not John Calipari, who did not exactly thrive in an unstable professional environment in New Jersey.

With federal scholarship aid, he went to a prep school in New Hampshire, then to Princeton University, where he did not exactly thrive.

He was a fine Treasury secretary while the tech boom made all things new, but Citigroup hasn't exactly thrived during his tenure.

You are effectively taking the designer out of the center and replacing him with the retailer, and new ideas do not exactly thrive at retail".