Sentence examples for thrives upon from inspiring English sources

While politics thrives upon generalisations, literature cherishes nuances.

In large, bold letters, the Web site tells supervisors: "A union promotes and thrives upon problems between supervisors and employees.

Dressed in high-belted slacks and black shoes, Mr. Fibel thrives upon the local activity like a whale feeding on plankton.

Nonetheless, the expansion of Bus Time drew praise from Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg, who called it "the kind of entrepreneurial spirit and creativity our city thrives upon".

In other words, Saracens need to get to Wilkinson and Giteau as much as possible and deny Steffon Armitage the turnovers he thrives upon.

Our problem is the fact that the entire culture – targets and terror, name and shame, compete and count – discourages what education thrives upon: trust, cooperation, participation.

The South Bank Show thrived upon being discovered amid unlikely company.

Stations all over the country thrive upon it.

In fact it got the desired response, indicating they thrive upon pressure.

Manipulation and dishonest practices of the market place thrive upon mystery and secrecy".

How many other clubs in this country could so effortlessly handle – indeed, thrive upon – these maverick spring breaks?