Sentence examples for thrive at a time from inspiring English sources

Tomic and Raonic are each managing to thrive at a time when the physical demands of the game are favoring older players.

As well as the more obvious training for teachers and nurses, how do we ensure that the next generation of managers and civil servants arrive with the correct skills to thrive at a time when budgets are low and training is minimal?

By acquiring Pharmacia, he said, Pfizer will be better prepared than any other drug company to thrive at a time when the industry is reeling from what some say is intense financial pressure caused by expiring patents on top-selling products and public anger over rising prices.

The policies enabled Clearstone to thrive at a time when selling to a big a company was the only way most Southern California start-ups generated a return for investors.

Since 2001, the store, a social-gathering place for live music as much as it is a retail outlet, has become the rare independent space to seemingly thrive at a time when record shops are an endangered species.

Sky is thriving at a time when commercial rivals, including ITV and Channel 4, are seeing profits fall dramatically.

Patrick Foley, you see, is a personal shopper who is thriving at a time when many in the retail business are struggling to stay afloat.

Modern historians are forging a very different view of Laveau, a free woman of African, American Indian and European blood who thrived at a time when New Orleans was one of the most racially integrated cities in the United States.

The rise in urban beekeeping, for example, has led to an increase in urban colonies that are thriving at a time when many in the countryside are succumbing to the mysterious colony collapse disorder.

Pitched to a small, high-priced and mostly overseas market, her business is thriving at a time when the Laotian textile industry has been badly wounded by recently imposed foreign tariffs.

The original tracksuits thrived at a time before the mainstreaming of the body-positivity movement, and Nash-Taylor and Skaist-Levy proudly used their own petite frames as sample sizes for the garments, which were designed to bare just a hint of tanned, toned midriff.