Sentence examples for thrive commercially from inspiring English sources
One thing Zhu stresses in these workshops is that attendees can't expect such a session alone will enable them to thrive commercially in such a different world.
Dr. Klee's goal is to tweak the tomato DNA — through traditional breeding, not genetic engineering — to add desired flavors while not compromising the traits needed for it to thrive commercially.
They are commercially available, but most can only thrive indoors, in greenhouse environments, and in tropics.
Public sector employees can and do provide services to society that benefit the economy, both by providing services that businesses need to thrive (like basic scientific research that underlies more commercially-oriented research) and by providing services that the private sector can't or won't provide for society in general (like public safety and basic infrastructure).
Horticultural plants are most often generalists in their biotic and abiotic requirements because they must be able to grow and thrive in a variety of soil, moisture, and/or light conditions to be commercially viable.
The exception would be straight-up horror movies, which are thriving both creatively and commercially.
HD digital radio technology, introduced commercially in 2006, was intended as broadcast radio's free riposte to the static-free signals of satellite radio, where — for the cost of a subscription — formats thrive and no ads intrude.
