Sentence examples for should be thriving from inspiring English sources

"We should be thriving under pressure".

With its rich agricultural land and abundant mineral resources, Zimbabwe should be thriving.

As the climate warms, British butterflies, most of which are at the northerly limit of their natural range, should be thriving.

By mid-May, the Alley Pond marshes should be thriving again, he said -- bustling with wildlife and thick with fresh young phragmites and cattails and noisy with bird cries, insect buzzes and reeds rustling.

Uefa, arguing its rules are designed to improve the financial health of top-flight European football in which clubs should be thriving, not failing, are adamant they will survive any court challenge.

The fact that the north of England teams with grouse, but has no hen harriers on ground where they should be thriving is a black mark against those who own many thousands of acres of moorland in Yorkshire, Lancashire and Northumberland.

The website you choose should be "high-voltage"—meaning it should have millions of members and be thriving financially to spare you from the danger of needing to move your photos to a new provider every few years.

There has been an apparent contradiction in the economy as discounters and inexpensive food chains have gone under even though they should theoretically have been thriving as cheaper, sensible options in a struggling economy.

Those who beat the odds by turning round a "failing" school into one that is thriving should be honoured not just for their own sake but so the rest of us notice their example.

In honor of the odd devices that still roam the world of electronics we present some of the coelacanths of tech, companies that should be dead but that are thriving.

They will be better eventually (the farm system is thriving), but this should be another trying season.