Sentence examples similar to flourishing contract from inspiring English sources
His construction company is one of the main firms building the stadium and has flourished on state contracts.
MySpace was flourishing, as was LiveJournal, for which Dorsey had done some contract work.
He asserted that parents have the right to put a child out for adoption or sell the rights to the child in a voluntary contract in what Rothbard suggests will be a "flourishing free market in children".
How does the human heart contract or flourish in isolation, she asks, without air and light, love and learning?
On this view, legitimacy and justice cannot be established in advance through philosophical construction and argument, as was thought to be the case in natural law traditions in which classical social contract theory flourished and which is inherited (in different form) in contemporary perfectionist liberal views.
Equity derivatives are flourishing, which means brokers are increasingly making their own leveraged bets in order to write hedging contracts for clients.
His television career – which had been flourishing despite his drinking – was wrecked; the ITV executives who had courted him stopped taking his calls and cancelled his contract.
Their contract, signed on Nov. 8, 1850, when Ms. Lind was 30, is displayed, his signature surprisingly modest, hers more flourishing.
Its economy is flourishing.
Business opportunities are flourishing.
