Sentence examples for it would thrive from inspiring English sources

It is impossible to say how many species it might affect, how much damage it might do, and whether it would thrive in our climate.

When the Southeast Division was formed during the previous realignment before the 1998-99 season, there was reason to think it would thrive despite being made up mostly of cities relatively new to the league.

Russia is the place I thought it would thrive.

"The question is not whether the UK would survive outside the EU, but whether it would thrive".

Standard life would find the soup unpalatable, but mirror life would thrive on it.

"I wonder if American science would thrive if it were based in Kansas".

Given Chris and Georgina's considerations about designing more hospitable urban environments, it seems that most pedestrians would thrive in such a place.

Baron De Hirsch, a Frenchman, believed that the Jewish community in America would thrive if it got out of the cities and back to its agricultural roots.

But he said that doctors were responsible for using it efficiently, and that G.E. would thrive only by providing technology that helps hospitals, doctors and patients.

A few years back, Steven Brill had a brainstorm: the public, he thought, was fascinated with news about highly visible media organizations, and this appetite could be converted into a business that would thrive as it revealed the mysteries and missteps of those organizations.

"He would thrive on it," insists Duncan.