Sentence examples for thriving group from inspiring English sources

Incidentally, Berry might also have mentioned the fact that Pearson owned a then thriving group of local and regional newspapers, Westminster Press, which it sold off in 1996 to Newsquest for £12.3m.

"If you walked the halls of my agency today," Donat said, "you will find a happy, thriving group of human beings".

A thriving group dynamic means happy individuals.

They know that mission success means a thriving group dynamic.

Derby has a thriving group, too, while those in London are relatively small.

11 30 p.m. 5. Strange Brew Norway is home to a small but thriving group of microbrewers.

Some are exploring other digital platforms, from YouTube – Grier recently signed a deal with AwesomenessTV, the YouTube network owned by Hollywood studio DreamWorks Animation – to Snapchat and Instagram, where there are thriving groups of short-form video creators.

Libertine New York City was home to a thriving group-sex scene for years, but the community hit some turbulence in the 2000s.

Even as the round, soft and squishy animals thrive, groups such as Save the Manatees and Public Employees for Environmental Responsibility have expressed concern about their management under Fish and Wildlife.

With women in government, women at universities, thriving rights groups and a capital city abuzz with young men and women in its cafes, the country has dramatically changed from the time of Taliban rule in the late 1990s.

There are workforce dynamic differences (some countries have huge labor shortages), cultural differences (some countries require individual motivation, others thrive on group motivation), and skills differences.