Sentence examples for only flourishing from inspiring English sources

Nearby, a Duane Reade was the only flourishing feature in a desolate row of four boarded-up apartment houses.

He brings us inside Gatien's empire, where a virulent criminal subculture was not only flourishing but breeding imitators.

As one foreign observer notes, if the prospect of losing the country's only flourishing industry does not put the fear of God into the government, nothing will.

Parts of the country are riven by civil war and simmering tribal disputes, Islamic extremists lay siege to the capital, Mogadishu, and the only flourishing sectors of the economy seem to be gun running, drug distribution and piracy.

Working democracy only flourishes from within.

Men and women can only flourish in certain social conditions.

But they will only flourish in the right climate.

"The third-sector institution can only flourish on American soil.

1-3" (New Line): Harold Lloyd was the most dead-center of the great silent comedians: he not only flourished in the age of Calvin Coolidge, he belonged to it.

New technologies can only flourish in hospitable environments, and the close co-operation of industry and government in Europe has provided just that in the area of wireless.

The logic of dictators and book-burners throughout history, crystallised in all its nonsensical glory: that imagination can only flourish when it's kept inside a cage.