Sentence examples for flourish less from inspiring English sources

This has allowed U.S.-Vietnamese relations to flourish less than 35 years after the end of a war that left more than 58,000 American troops and some 3 million Vietnamese dead.

But the White House decision to unveil it with a rhetorical flourish less than 48 hours after Mr. Brown's victory gave the appearance of a drastic shift in tone and policy, undercutting Mr. Geithner's measured efforts to stabilize financial markets.

Not only have Mr Niemeyer's concrete and glass palaces worn surprisingly well; the economy has flourished (less surprisingly, maybe, given that almost the sole industry is government).

In the soft morning light of Plot 29, he talks us through the horrors that drive him there and in particular his relationship with his brother, who flourished less with his foster parents than Allan did.

Dolcetto is an early ripener that can flourish in less choice vineyards, allowing growers to reserve the best spots for nebbiolo and barbera.

"On the mathematical side you could in principle build a society in which people were fulfilling their needs and flourishing as human beings in a higher way than in a consumer society, provided you had the right investments in the opportunity to flourish in less materialistic ways.

On the contrary, Mr. Dromgoole, the artistic director of the London-based Globe, is to be commended for revealing that this word-infatuated frolic may well be the first and best example of a genre that would flourish in less sophisticated forms five centuries later: the college comedy.

We have built a framework that allows free enterprise to flourish, including less government, low taxes, reasonable regulations and the right-to-work laws that attract job creators and keep job growth here in the state of Texas.

The rose has since been transplanted twice and has flourished in less than optimal light conditions.

In 1342 Giovanni dei Marignolli arrived with 32 other missionaries, but their work flourished for less than 25 years because the succeeding Ming dynasty excluded foreigners.

In every speech Mr Modi listed practical gains that flowed from his rule in Gujarat: reliable power and water, decent roads, flourishing industry, less of the most corrosive forms of graft.