Conspiracy theories regarding soccer are likely to flourish readily in countries where authorities and elites have often failed the public, said Andrei Markovits, a professor of politics and German studies at the University of Michigan.
Disease-causing bacteria and parasites would flourish more readily in a warmer climate.
By providing Egypt with the most predictable agricultural system in the ancient world, the Nile afforded a stability of life in which arts and crafts readily flourished.
Over time, Teddy's flourished into an institution, readily adapting to the rising tides of tourism and what that change could bring it famously was the first bar to serve the nearby Brooklyn Brewery's lager on tap.
One estimate claims that there were 35 newspapers in 1775 while there were 532 by 1820.2 As newsprint became more readily available, the newspaper flourished, becoming the first mass medium in American society.
It's cheap, highly addictive and readily accessible, and it has flourished in this city's villa miserias, the shambolic slums that have proliferated after the country's economic collapse in 2001.
A distinct flourish in her pronunciation of the French term readily conjured images of exquisite treasures at excessively high prices a few blocks south of here.
Although clearly proud of their quirky administrative building, with its artistic flourishes, three-foot-thick walls and low energy consumption, they readily discussed the building's energy performance flaws.
Yet 12 months later, thanks to the flourishing network of anti-immunisation parents' groups out there, Dr Donegan's junk science is readily available to anyone trying to make informed decisions about vaccinations.
He explained the flourishing of family history partly in practical terms, because people had time to do research and the records had become more readily available.
