Sentence examples for expected to thrive from inspiring English sources

His CV suggests that he thrives when he should struggle and struggles when expected to thrive.

Plants such as samphire, sea lavender and sea aster are also expected to thrive.

They're expected to thrive through selfless outpourings of compassion from workers.

It will also be expected to thrive in, and perhaps win, an election for the European parliament next year.

Just as buildings require strong foundations, students cannot be expected to thrive if they lack adequate support".

Aedes aegypti, the mosquito that carries Zika and other diseases, is expected to thrive in warmer conditions.

It certainly wouldn't be a business you'd expect to thrive.

Academic science should not expect to thrive if our primary measure of success is "mine's bigger".

A man in his fifties should not come to a strange land, not knowing the language, absent connections, and expect to thrive.

The Hawks' experience goes to show that no Stanley Cup team can lose nine regulars for salary-cap reasons and expect to thrive the following season.

Even a superior quarterback can't expect to thrive if the players around him, and the offensive coördinator's preferred style of play, don't complement his skills.