Sentence examples similar to flourishing completely from inspiring English sources
Social media has now made it possible for such movements to exist and flourish completely independently of any political party's direct control.
Sensitive, clever men like Sajid Hussain might one day realise it is not possible to crack the codes of the elite while other forms of privileged education flourish, completely unaddressed.
As the world adapts to climate change, it is likely that plants native to one area may flourish in a completely different climatic region.
I chose this album over their previous classic Blue Lines simply because I feel their production and song writing had flourished to a completely new level.
The progressive infiltration and pressure of the Celts, who had penetrated and settled in the plain of the Po, eventually suffocated and overpowered the flourishing Etruscan urban communities, almost completely destroying their civilization by the mid-4th century bce and thus returning a large part of northern Italy to a protohistoric stage of culture.
The cut marks were in the wrong place for butchery, and isotope analysis of the teeth showed that the people came from the same area as the villagers of Wharram Percy in North Yorkshire – a once flourishing village which had been completely deserted by the early 16th century.
That's because the border is home to flourishing smuggling businesses but that's a completely different issue that I'm not going to go into.
Dr. Hibben said a stand of ash trees around an orchard that he had been observing for years was completely free of dieback and flourishing.
That's because the border is home to flourishing smuggling businesses – but that's a completely different issue that I'm not going to go into.
Derna, an eastern city where the state is almost completely absent, is plagued by insecurity and flourishing extremist groups.
While some students never really get completely comfortable surrounded by a new culture, others will find themselves flourishing in this new environment.
