Sentence examples for thriving enough from inspiring English sources

Like the neighborhood it helped to reinvigorate, the brewery is thriving, enough to justify an expansion.

(RNS) Megachurches here in the heart of the Bible Belt are thriving enough to support a major building boom despite a sluggish economy.

So are officials' saber-rattling claims that some day China's economy will thrive enough to threaten that of the United States.

It thrived enough for Ling to drive a black Jaguar, live in a three-storey $2.5m£1.6m6m) home in the hills of Sherman Oaks, a plush neighbourhood overlooking the San Fernando valley, and rent an office in Hollywood.

The role of preterm delivery as a predictor of LBW is obvious because preterm babies have not thrived enough to reach their target term weight.

Only one subset of people ranked in the top 10: travelers from Israel whose immune systems were weak enough to allow the virus to thrive long enough to be picked up by a New York mosquito and spread to birds and, eventually, back to people.

There are plenty of examples of streaming startups that thrive well enough to get picked up by other networks or providers.

Liu Xiang, no hulking figure himself, was China's version of Freeman: an upbeat, upwardly mobile embodiment of national progress who had thrived long enough in his event, the 110-meter hurdles, to build up expectations on a scale that the Chinese emperors would have appreciated.

But he believes Scottish football can still thrive if enough investment is made in facilities and coaching, citing the example of his homeland.

Almost two years into this hair-raising adventure, the trio have survived and thrived, learning enough Mandarin to order a coffee and stave off the 'paparazzi' (aka locals), keen to capture the foreigners in all their glory!

Tomatoes and many leafy vegetables simply won't thrive without enough sun.