Sentence examples for thrive quickly from inspiring English sources

Thrive quickly or move on.

Many Libyans had hoped the oil-rich nation of six million would quickly thrive and become a magnet for investment, but the country has suffered a virtual collapse in authority that has left formidable challenges.

It creates a system in which bad reporting can thrive and dominoes can quickly fall the wrong way.

... highly resilient people are flexible, adapt to new circumstances quickly, and thrive in constant change.

Physical Activity: Our bodies thrive on movement and quickly degenerate without it.

In order to thrive, cells need to quickly respond to cues from the environment or elsewhere in the cell.

The early settlements in the western region quickly thrived because of the river trade.

When he arrived, he spoke little English, but he quickly thrived at Shorefront, where parents and former pupils say he has a magic touch.

Kelley quickly thrived as the foundation for Bennett's patient half-court style and was named the Big Ten defensive player of the year as a sophomore.

It quickly thrived, and Everett -- the eldest of the six Whitlock brothers -- left the New Haven shop to join Gilbert in Bethany.

The venture quickly thrived, and after several months she closed the business and invested some of her earnings into trading commodities, modestly at first, eventually on larger and larger a scale.