Sentence examples for potentially thriving from inspiring English sources

It jails its critics, dragoons townspeople into forced labor and keeps order through fear while pauperizing a potentially thriving nation through economic incompetence.

Additionally, an iceless Arctic provides a quick shipping route from Asia to Europe and North America as well as room for potentially thriving fisheries, access to valuable deposits of seabed minerals, and more goodies.

It sends a signal to people, straight or gay, that this is a place where they can potentially thrive.

In a speech the same day, he is expected to say that "the European question" has implications for both economic and national security, but will cite the country's renewed ties with China and India as evidence that Britain could potentially thrive outside the EU.  "I am not saying for one moment that Britain couldn't survive outside the European Union," he will say.

As this week's revelations by the Guardian have shown, however, its unique attractiveness as a live gambling product combines with the modern online gambling market to also provide a petri dish of conditions in which wrongdoing can potentially thrive if not vigorously exposed and rooted out.

This article discusses market trends and how debt financing and other protective measures can engineer optionality that can help a startup not only survive, but potentially thrive during a period of financial distress.

Previous convictions for cannabis have now been expunged in Massachusetts for this very reason, to try to ensure that previously harmed demographics have a chance to move on and potentially thrive in the industry.

What the business-minded people who now populate most college and university boards fail to understand, however, is that not-for-profit education - while it may potentially thrive under a capitalist system - is not inherently "capitalist" in that it is not defined by the pursuit of profits.

Lacking self-management strategies seem to influence parental consultations which do then in turn potentially thrive antibiotic prescriptions [ 29, 30].

If the Fiji industry can become efficient, it can survive and potentially thrive - if it cannot, then it is doomed.

In the food-saturated farm environment, poor compensators could potentially thrive, while selection for faster growth could concomitantly increase the CG rate (Schultz et al. 2002; Fraser et al. 2007), leading to a positive shift in the elevation of the reaction norm and a decline in its slope.