Sentence examples for thriving bits from inspiring English sources
And in manufacturing its big, family-owned conglomerates (the chaebol) do far better than their small, hard-pressed suppliers.In this section Subterranean capitalist blues Europe's other debt crisis The great decompression Greece in the Caribbean Canada doesn't get any sexier than this ReprintsUnsurprisingly, ambitious young South Koreans crave employment in the thriving bits of the economy.
Not unless we learn to let the Pat Calahans and the Freds and Joes thrive, a bit outside the box.
"The head coach of Australia has called for a barrage, but I am one of these characters who thrives off a bit of niggle," he said.
Few have done it without corporate sponsorship and made it legendary (cheers to you, Bess, Peggy Noland, Themis), and only one comes to mind as having absolutely thrived, for a bit (Biba).
But, as everyone knows deep down, the boring bits are what keeps a business thriving.
In a bit of surprising news, it seems the PSP is actually thriving over in Nippon.
I had worked a little bit off-Broadway at Circle Rep, but my career as an actor wasn't thriving.
In an article that should bring you and yours a bit of holiday warmth, the Washington Post has found that despite Amazon used bookstores are still thriving – for now.
This bit of corporate jargon captures the hope that the golden age of factories will return with a bounty of well-paid union jobs and thriving local economies.
INDUSTRIAL art is thriving.
