Sentence examples for reasonably thriving from inspiring English sources
DEREK LOWE, recently downsized chemist, makes excellent sense about outsourcing Connecticut, where I live, used to have a reasonably thriving ironworking industry, but it didn't survive the discovery of cheaper ore deposits.
The last time that Nieu-Bethesda could reasonably be described as thriving was about a hundred years ago.
Students in the arts and humanities could reasonably dream of future stability -- earning a middle-class income, teaching a friendly classroom of upwardly mobile pupils, and thriving with access to health care -- all while writing the next great American novel.
INDUSTRIAL art is thriving.
The hope is that the reasonably-budgeted flick can thrive as a kid-targeted fantasy alongside the R-rated flicks (The Nun, The Predator) at least until Sony's Goosebumps 2 debuts in the middle of next month.
Even in countries where the private sector was reasonably developed, it could not thrive in an environment of vastly heightened import competition and collapsing public investments in infrastructure, education and skills.
If we imagine turning back the clock, though, 3 or 4 billion years, we can reasonably wonder if life began or thrived in that earlier warmer, wetter environment, as it did on the early Earth.
If you want to grow your own caraway (Carum carvi), it's reasonably undemanding and thrives in most soils, though it prefers a sunny spot.
Cities thrive for many reasons.
Both might reasonably conclude that if the relatively weak Sunday Mirror can thrive, there may be rich pickings in this market.
