Sentence examples for flourishing selection from inspiring English sources

But in Connecticut there are gardens, a flourishing selection of distributors, retail shops and tearooms, tea caterers, art museum teas, a magazine called Tea, a tea calendar and a new tea school.

Public interest in hypoallergenic dog breeds recently flourished with the selection of Bo, the First Dog, a topic of national interest; however, this enthusiasm still has not translated to peer-reviewed scientific publications assessing whether specific breeds or dog characteristics are associated with "hypoallergenicity"—defined here as dogs that disperse less dog allergen in their surroundings.

The wind that had been forecast arrived with a flourish and turned club selection into an eeny-meeny-miny-mo proposition.

For many years after its emergence, MRSA was associated with carriage or infection in the hospital setting where strains flourished due to the selection pressure of antibiotics but failed to become established in the community setting.

Why not copy these proven models, the engineers wondered, rather than trying to outguess 4 billion years of natural selection?The result has been a flourishing of animal-like robots.

Given that the English economy operated under Malthusian constraints, might it not have responded in some way to the forces of natural selection that Darwin had divined would flourish in such conditions?

Desserts came with a flourish: satiny sour cream cheesecake with blueberry compote; a selection of three European cheeses (listed under entrees, but generous enough to serve two as dessert); and assorted fruit sorbets and ice creams.

It is possible of course that mutators appear and flourish in the different populations for short times during the selection process.

Take full advantage of the huge selection of tools and allow your creativity to flourish.

The aesthetic milieu from which Peter Frank made his selections has its true center, I believe, in the flourishing art departments of our public and private universities.

As the strong bacteria flourish and take over niches occupied by the weak, simple Darwinian selection (coupled with lots of gene-sharing tricks employed by bacteria to spread the love) could lead to a full-scale global takeover.