Sentence examples for make thriving from inspiring English sources

No, Victor Gruen, the 'father of the shopping mall' meant them to be the core around which new settlements would cluster, with apartments, clinics, schools and, one day soon enough, all the facilities and life that go together to make thriving urban settlements.

The city survived the Roman period, but in the 2nd century ce the Greek traveler Pausanias noted that Megarians were the only people whom the emperor Hadrian (117 138) could not make thrive.

"To make Thrive's products accessible, we need to get natural and organic products at or below the price of the conventional equivalent.

They have adapted to life in many places we have made, and they have thrived.

Smart companies embrace the conflicts that make communities thrive.

"I am not so sure they can make democracy thrive," he said.

"Their great community cohesion and large families make them thrive in an informal economy.

It was, after all, private commerce that once made the cities great and it can make them thrive again.

What kinds of partnerships will make it thrive – and how will the mainstream media react?

Now the question is what can make it thrive once more, presumably on a more sustainable basis.

The New Yorker, August 13, 1973 P. 26 Story that gives instructions for talking to vegetables to make them thrive.