Sentence examples for thrive equally from inspiring English sources

All seem to thrive equally against the cellblock décor of boxy proportions, concrete floors and window-free walls.

This is pretty much where we live now, with respect to animals, and it is a space in which the Peter Singers and Frank Perdues of the world can evidently thrive equally well.

Previous work has shown that body and wing lice thrive equally well when scientists placed them on novel host species.

Now that we know both women and men can thrive equally in the sales environment, let me share with you some steps you can take to succeed. 1) Have a positive attitude.

This result suggests that kita-GFP-RAS cells maintain their transformed and aggressive phenotype in a completely cell-autonomous fashion, and that ras-expressing melanocytes survive and thrive equally well in the presence or in the absence of competition from host melanocytes.

In contrast, some diatom species such as Thalassiosira oceanica thrive equally well in the presence or absence of iron [ 5].

Boys thrived equally in homes where both parents were working, and in two-parent "traditional" families in which their mothers stayed at home.

The giant panda's numbers are increasing in the wild, so I don't see them dying out, and I haven't heard anything to suggest that other biodiversity isn't thriving equally.

Measured by body weight gain, all study groups thrived equally.

The newly recognised Type IIa(3) (n = 19) was distributed throughout the cruise transect, thriving equally in both the northern and southern water masses.

If baseball is to thrive as it has for the last few years, something must be done about this imbalance, but it is equally important to consider the fans.