The current asylum system is part of what's enabled human traffickers to thrive; demand for their services would be much reduced if immigrants could apply without first reaching European or American soil.
He said that G.M., after last year's government-sponsored bankruptcy, had made changes that would help it thrive as demand for new vehicles recovers from today's levels, which most industry experts consider to be unsustainably low.
It is thriving, reflecting strong demand for better schools than the state can provide.
High-technology industries that already know deflation well will continue to thrive as the demand for cost-cutting equipment becomes even more intense.
Lumber production thrived as demand climbed for construction of railroads, refineries, and oil derricks, and, in 1907, Texas was the third largest lumber producer in the United States.
Yet many are also thriving, thanks to rising demand for Anglophones from India's booming services firms.
But its business in America has been thriving, mostly driven by demand for its Prius, Camry and Corolla models.Suzuki decided to stop selling cars in the United States and put its American division into bankruptcy protection.
Mr. Mosler and his assistants chronicled the city from the 1930s to the 1960s, as it thrived during wartime, as demand for its zinc waned.
The large slave population thrived due to the demand for production from the Europeans who found it cheaper to import crops and goods rather than produce them on their own.
Eurostar is thriving partly because of the "demand for services from business travellers, particularly those based in the UK where the recovery has a stronger foothold".Worth a bob or twoBill Gates reclaimed his crown as the world's richest man by topping the Forbes list for the first time in four years.
