Sentence examples for it thrives at from inspiring English sources

The fungus Gd is a psychrophile ("cold loving"), but nothing is known about how it thrives at low temperatures and what pathogenic attributes allow it to infect bats.

It thrives at extremely low pH (pH 1 2) and fixes both carbon and nitrogen from the atmosphere.

It thrives at the neighborhood level as a basic contest with a history as old as the need to measure one's worth.

Chris Haney, who died last week at 59, and his fellow Canadian Scott Abbott invented Trivial Pursuit in 1979 and soon afterward propelled it into the American parlor, where it thrived at the cocktail party circa 1983-84.

It thrives especially well at moments of plenty and prosperity, when people have enough social advantages to dwell on their inner alienations and resentments.

While it's a fantastic news source staffed by some of the best political journalists in the business, Politico has in the past drawn the criticism that it thrives on and at times promotes the "small-town" and "overly transactional" elements of Washington.

A few wins in the Champions League gave the club the confidence it needed to believe it could thrive at such a level.

"Not that it's thriving at night, but now there's a background to the area, a more 24-hour feeling".

But it has thrived at more than 40 sites that range from Acadia National Park in Maine to California's Sequoia National Park and numerous parks in the Northwest, in addition to those in Alaska.

Growth of RH5 was analysed at a diverse pH range, and it could thrive at pH 5 10.

It is possible, of course, that the horse generally thrives at this time of year.