Sentence examples for flourish better from inspiring English sources

It's the kind of restaurant that increasingly seems to flourish better in Brooklyn than in Manhattan, where so many of the big new openings are more or less the same old thing.

Others grumbled that much of the fiscal "improvement" was fake, arguing that the Bush team regularly overestimates deficits early in the year so that it can flourish better numbers later on.The White House's February forecast of a $423 billion deficit was indeed far above other people's.

I have a very clear, long-held view on this: that "no platforming" unpopular views is counterproductive, discourages debate and the due dissection of error, and pushes views one would like to contest openly underground, where they may well flourish better than if exposed to the clear light of argument (which is one of the things that universities are for).

"No tribe could hold together if murder, robbery, treachery, & c. were common… A contented, happy tribe will flourish better than one that is discontented and unhappy….

Faith and society both flourish better when church and state are independent of, though not necessarily unrelated to, one another.

"Felix thrives in the company of others, whereas I'm probably someone who flourishes better in a small dark room with a computer".

To investigate whether or not a particular organism flourished better when co-cultivated, we performed bacterial counts of the individual organisms at various time intervals.

It may be that those who feel in control of their lives flourish, obtain better resources, and hence experience better well-being (Chiu, Hsu, & Wang, 2006; Podolny & Baron, 1997).

These countries have lent their considerable power and influence to the system, keeping it going during hard times and helping it expand and flourish in better times.

Other industrial economies flourish rather better than we do with distributions of income far more egalitarian that ours: so there is nothing inevitable (or economically superior) in current American levels of income and wealth inequality.

Drummers twisted their hips and banged away with flourishes better suited to a sellout crowd.