Sentence examples for thriving elite from inspiring English sources

Our politics are polarized, our finances are still overleveraged, and our society is increasingly segregated — by income, education and family structure — between a thriving elite and a struggling working class.

The humanities continue to thrive in elite liberal arts schools.

Twelve years ago, I wrote a piece for The Atlantic, called "The Organization Kid," about the smart, hard-working, pleasant-but-cautious achievatrons who thrive in elite universities.

CORRUPTION The West bought local support for the invasion with hard currency, which has created a tiny, super-rich elite, thriving off the proceeds of corruption.

Manila's business world, mostly run by a wealthy Chinese-Filipino elite, is thriving.

Lin has thrived against two elite guards, Deron Williams and Wall.

But at the same time Elite thrived by wantonly rejecting Ford's decidedly old-school approach, greeting new girls with Champagne and championing a wilder, more exotic lifestyle for its models.

Sutton continued to thrive amongst the elite, heading Celtic's second to put them right back into contention in Group A. Star of the show though was Larsson, who laid on both goals in a wonderful individual display.

The modern power elites thrive by forgetting any regrettable past.

AMONG America's educated elite, the traditional family is thriving according to a new book by Robert Putnam, but the gulf between how the rich and the poor raise their children is growing.

This is a thoughtful and persuasive book.Among the educated elite the traditional family is thriving: fewer than 10% of births to female college graduates are outside marriage a figure that is barely higher than it was in 1970.