A virus can thrive more effectively where the population is weak from malnutrition.
Greater access to and demand for technology has presented unique opportunities and challenges for many industries, some of which have thrived by effectively digitizing their operations and services (e.g., finance, media) and others that have struggled to keep up with the pace of technological innovation (e.g., education, healthcare) (Gandhi, Khanna, & Ramaswamy, 2016).
Buzzfeed's Jon Steinberg followed with his apt analogy of the Paris Cafe and how his thriving community effectively mixes the humor of puppy pictures with the breaking of serious, hard-hitting political news.
That baptism went dynamically wrong when Europe asked the newly crowned Bundesliga victors to justify their own hype and effectively thrive in a completely unfamiliar environment.
Those companies and others like them have an interest in seeing Woodbridge run effectively and thrive economically, so it shouldn't be surprising that they would want to see Mr. McGreevey get re-elected".
Our ability to effectively survive, thrive and lead comes from flexibly riding out our ups and downs.
However, the fact that tumor cells can reside for decades in a dormant state, combined with experiments that have determined that tumor cells arrive at secondary sites at high rates but fail to thrive in the new environment, effectively demonstrate that the microenvironment can exert a significant protective effect.
They said that some were probably even going to figure out how to cut costs, compete effectively and maybe even thrive -- especially considering the fact that you can't get to Paris, Tokyo or London on little JetBlue.
Tough boot camps for troubled teenagers — which have been proven to be ineffective and potentially harmful — thrive, while "multisystemic family therapy," which effectively treats teenagers at home, is available only through the juvenile justice system.
