"It's still not a prime environment for a long-term, mega-dollar deal," he said.
Adoption themes also play out logically in a show about college, a prime environment, after all, for reinvention and self-discovery.
It inhabits the tubes and crannies of metal lawn furniture, or the concrete of patios, is agile beyond the reach of any spray, and, living without visible web or obvious organic prey, seems capable of making both home and diet of the same metal-and-concrete complex we human beings have evolved as our prime environment.
The earlier success on this stretch of well-known retailers like H&M and Zara has paved the way for others, said Jonathan Bowles, executive director of the Center for an Urban Future, signaling "that New York City is a prime environment and can be a real cash cow for international retailers".
But ticks carry pathogens, such as the bacteria that cause Lyme disease, and the immune suppression that protects the tick from its host also happens to create a prime environment for those much more dangerous critters.
As is the case with any urban area, East Boston provides a prime environment for such abuse.
Svoboda added that the state's hot, dry surface leads to a hot, dry, atmosphere, which creates a prime environment for wildfires to spread.
She underlines that the Forces have to be active on this, as the cadet program with its legions of teenagers coming from troubled homes is a prime environment for abuse.
Most of the pigeons are found below 1000 m (3300 ft), and their prime environment appears to be steep ravine-indented slopes along artificial watercourses, with the occasional large dead laurel tree and much tree heath.
MDFT views the family as the prime environment to facilitate and strengthen treatment effects.
