Sentence examples for flourishing enough from inspiring English sources

Golden eagles are flourishing enough for around 40 of them to have been "relocated" to County Donegal in Ireland.

Many countries have developed an extensive local indie scene, flourishing with bands with enough popularity to survive inside the respective country, but virtually unknown outside them.

The movie shows the usual mobs of crabs, blind shrimp and tube worms -- white-stalked, red-plumed -- flourishing near volcanic fluids hot enough to melt tin and lead.

There is a lively separatist movement in Texas, for instance, which only became a US state in 1845, and which is incontestably large enough and rich enough to flourish mightily on its own.

And seeing it revived – and occasionally flourishing despite all life's obstacles – is enough.

He lived long enough to see AI ambitions flourishing anew, with attendant concerns about killer robots and rogue computers.

Still, it was unclear whether the agoutis were distributing the seeds widely enough to keep the trees flourishing.

But this energy is not enough, on its own, for a new, flourishing, functioning New Orleans.

Although there are fertile lands, agriculture is not flourishing because of water shortage, but it can be revived if enough water could be supplied.

The flavor of brisket is big enough to flourish under the most pungent seasoning.

Most of all, McGinest has been durable enough to flourish late in the season.