Sentence examples for flourish largely from inspiring English sources

Haitian and other Caribbean cultures flourish, largely un-Americanized, in nearby Little Haiti.

While the majors fret about how to make money, the so-called "netlabels" continue to flourish, largely because they exist to give away their music for free.

Between the menace of the famed prison and the thatched cottage-and-ponies postcard prettiness, there's an underbelly of insular eccentricity and illegal activity that can flourish largely unchecked, and which the Devon-dwelling Jez Butterworth captures so precisely in his play Jerusalem.

The local biotech community is beginning to flourish, largely because of local university research spin-offs and the supply of a highly skilled workforce from nearby Queen's University and St. Lawrence College.

In the 1930s protectionism flourished largely because of macroeconomic failures.

With authorities preoccupied with battling extremism, an underground metal scene flourished largely unnoticed.

But it has been persecuted since Spanish colonial days and has flourished largely in the shadows of formal Christianity.

Chattanooga was flourishing, largely because of the vigorous work of The Times; and in 1888 the town paid the inevitable penalty of a real estate boom.

The style, of Greco-Roman origin, seems to have flourished largely during the Kushan dynasty and was contemporaneous with an important but dissimilar school of Kushan art at Mathura (Uttar Pradesh, India).

As the movie forcefully reminds us, arranged marriage may be an antiquated tradition in the West, but it still flourishes largely unchallenged in many other parts of the world.

Like his friend JRR Tolkien, the medievalist don owes his posthumous flourishing largely to the suitability of his sagas for cinema adaptation in an age when Hollywood primarily targets young audiences and has CGI at its disposal.