Sentence examples for thrive a from inspiring English sources

Traders take on financial risks, and society benefits; for commerce to thrive, a trader's liability has to have a bottom.

The chef, Evan Hanczor, oversaw Mr. Weld's tiny, beloved Southern spot, Egg, which continues to thrive a few streets over.

Dutton's book at any rate supports the idea that to thrive a society needs its share of psychopaths – about 10%.

But as Sir Howard Bernstein, Manchester's long-serving chief executive, points out, to thrive a city needs to attract "aspirational" families.

Instead, Sleigh Bells has so far managed to thrive, a feat they hope to continue with their new album, "Reign of Terror," due on Feb. 21 from Mom + Pop Music.

Seth Bykofsky, president of the West Hempstead Civic Association and a leader of the name-change campaign, said that for any person or community to thrive, a distinct identity is needed.

Where language learning is thriving; a real success story?

As a result, the Hubble is thriving a decade after its death sentence.

The abandoned church out back was thriving a thousand years ago.

Yet amidst this seeming hopelessness there thrives a paragon of free enterprise job creation, Industrie Natuzzi SpA.

And it's why Romney's well-known infelicities — "I like being able to fire people," "For an economy to thrive... a lot of people... will suffer," "Corporations are people," "I'm not concerned about the very poor" — are not really gaffes, even in the unfair, out-of-context form in which his opponents circulate them.