Sentence examples for may thrive and from inspiring English sources

Dalton, asked about its counseling-out practices, said only: "Together with families, Dalton works to serve the students' best interests, so they may thrive and be successful".

Fish and frogs perish in such streams, yet muskrats may thrive and occupy the wetlands.

Slight variations in soil condition, moisture, sun, soil contamination and animal activity create inherent variations in how sections of hedge may thrive, and the standard chopping that plants endure further weakens their defenses against pests and the elements.

Sheltering yourself in a place like this removes you from a familiar setting where laziness may thrive and gives you the space to intensify your work and your concentration.

Lundeheim [ 15] suggested that pigs with severe OC may not thrive and may have poor appetites, which could contribute to lower weights at slaughter.

Afghani and Pakistani leaders have developed a working relationship that may thrive, whereas Karzai and Pakistan's Pervez Musharraf cannot abide each other.

Bingham may thrive on perks and upgrades, but the grit of his job means standing around in slush-laden parking lots, under gray-white skies, and marching into offices where the workers go quiet and hunched at the sight of him, as if he were an exorcist, or a cop.

In addition to nematodes, polychaetes of sulphide tolerant families, such as Capitellidae, Spionidae and Dorvilleidae, may thrive in the same seep conditions [5], and may compete with them for food, space or oxygen, or act as potential predators.

Television shows like the "Real Housewives" series may thrive on fostering rancor and humiliation.

On the contrary, they may thrive, fall in love, and find fulfillment in their competitive, flexible, high-speed world.

Bacteria, in contrast, often just lurk in the environment (like tetanus), and may thrive on many hosts (as does bubonic plague, for example).