Sentence examples for thrive for generations from inspiring English sources

And that's what Sami Rohr believed in: he wanted to make sure that Jewish literature would thrive for generations".

Together we have taken this sport to new heights and have positioned our national pastime to thrive for generations to come.

Our Seafood Watch researchers analyze many factors — not just fish stocks — to determine whether fisheries (and the people who fish for a living) can thrive for generations to come.

The new regulations will "ensure that that sharks can continue to thrive for generations in our waters, one of the world's best places to see sharks," Mr. Carey said in a statement.

In many parts of Latin America and Asia-Pacific, social workers have advocated that land, water and air be given rights as if they were people, so they will not be exploited, but instead be able to thrive for generations to come.

In 1940 -- 60 years ago today -- she married S. W. R. D. Bandaranaike, the scion of an elite, feudal clan that had thrived for generations with the patronage of the British Empire.

Visitors who once vacationed in our area can recall the busy Broadway in Monticello and Main Street in South Fallsburg and remember the family businesses that thrived for generations.

"We are very grateful that Sue has made this very generous provision to MoMA; we rely heavily on testamentary gifts to keep the museum thriving for generations to come".

Digitally armed consumers can suddenly destroy business models that thrived for generations, as people in the battered music and photography industries can attest.

The nation's Sunni majority will eventually be empowered in what is still an unforeseeable future; however, its Christian and other religious minorities, many of which have thrived for generations and all of which enrich Syria's vibrant society, may very well survive only as mere shells of their former populations.

We have successfully developed a human PVTT-originated xenograft model in nude mice, named PVTT-#1 (submitted for publication), which has thrived for generations.