Sentence examples for expected to flourish from inspiring English sources
One reason the application business faltered during the third quarter, Mr. Henley said, was that sales in Europe, which had been expected to flourish, dried up.
How can a young person, who may never have worked, be expected to flourish when they don't know where they will sleep that night?
South Carolina's economic development policies have encouraged industrial development, and it is a conservative state in which environmental advocacy might not be expected to flourish.
Although some plants were initially expected to flourish on the extra carbon dioxide in the atmosphere associated with global warming, their growth is also dependent on temperature, humidity and nutrients.
The new trees are expected to flourish longer, thanks to the enhanced exterior light and a backup bank of 60 ceiling sun lamps putting out 30,000 watts of illumination, more than in some baseball stadiums.
Claude Puel's marquee £12.8m midfield signing, the Dane has long been regarded among the hottest prospective talents in Europe and was expected to flourish under Pep Guardiola at Bayern Munich.
Few entrepreneurs dare to set their sights on industries as large and entrenched as banking and expect to flourish.
Coventry are expecting to flourish under Tony Mowbray and they face an early test as they head to Walsall for a local derby on August 22, the same day Burton host Peterborough.
"Only those who we expect to flourish in our country ― and to embrace a tolerant American society ― should be issued visas," Trump said.
Trump would fail on the metrics of 'shares American values and respect for the American people,' as well as falling short on being one of 'those who we expect to flourish in our country and to embrace a tolerant American society.' Be careful what you wish for, Donald, as you might not pass your own test quite as easily as you might think".
In many parts of the country, the construction and building trades are also expected to continue to flourish.
