Sentence examples for less able to thrive from inspiring English sources

So in areas that are getting warmer and dryer, many plants have become smaller and less able to thrive, the researchers write.

Florida specialists who must track all manner of nonidigenous species loosed in that state's waters advise that the red-eyed snakehead is actually less aggressive than some similar alien fish able to thrive in American waters.

They will be less diverse -- some species simply won't be able to thrive.

"There's always been this specific artistic group that's been able to thrive there".

The question is whether Mr. Fridman and Mr. Khan will be able to thrive outside Russia.

But on balance, we have been a city that has been able to thrive.

So is the culture in which fast food is able to thrive.

This being Auckland, each boat must be able to thrive in all conditions.

"I hope they will be able to thrive in Las Vegas," Ms. Oswell said.

Only then will a stable and united Iraq be able to thrive.

For a moment, it seemed the Sun might be able to thrive without her.