Sentence examples for relatively flourishing from inspiring English sources

Across the country, according to recent statistics from RP Data, a property-information firm, prices jumped by nearly 2% in August, the fastest monthly rise since 2005.Few other countries are enjoying such benign economic conditions (although Israel, which is also relatively flourishing, pipped Australia to the post by raising interest rates to 0.75% in August).

Chișinău was a relatively flourishing town, though its large Jewish population suffered severely in pogroms in 1903 and 1905.

Even without much popular backing, Afghan insurgents are staging an increasing number of attacks, but major cities like Kabul and Jalalabad, which we visited, are relatively safe and flourishing.

But in the Andean region from Ecuador to central Chile, where the Inca flourished, relatively few silver artifacts have been found.

Part of the suspicion has come because he flourished relatively late in his career — although not as late as some middle- and long-distance runners such as Jo Pavey, who became 10,000m European champion at the age of 40, after giving birth to her second child.

They have flourished relatively unhindered in the Middle East under countries hostile to the West, such as Syria and Iran.

While the landscape has come to define ukiyo-e for many Westerners, the genre flourished relatively late in the form's history.

The festival is organised by Aesthetica Magazine, one of the relatively few serious arts publications flourishing outside London.

Auctioneer Barnaby Faull said that banknote collection was a relatively new hobby, but was "flourishing" among enthusiasts.

However, although females had preferred songs with a relatively longer flourish, males showed the strongest reaction (closest approach to the speaker) to songs with longer trills and shorter flourishes.

Hamon devotes the first part of his book to various forms of the French secretary hand, a style he writes adding such wild embellishments that they seem to take on an independent existence, in contrast to the relatively orderly flourishes found in contemporary Italian writing books.