Sentence examples for thriving has from inspiring English sources

The tourism industry, which had been thriving, has been devastated.

France, eager to show that the French-German axis is thriving, has even backed Germany's stance on central bank lending.

"We are aware that Radio 4, if it is to keep on thriving, has to find new ways of reaching a wider audience and finding those people who might be interested in exactly the kind of stuff we do but don't necessarily know we exist," said Bakaya.

Everyone I've spoken to who is thriving has found a way to tap into a dimension of themselves beyond the personality, beyond the mind, beyond the personal story.

As soon as I read the first chapter of Arianna Huffington's new book, Thrive, it hit me instantly: Above other motivations, the dream of thriving has brought people to America, for centuries now.

The percentage of Muslim Americans who rate their lives high enough to be considered "thriving" has increased more over the past two years than that of any other major religious group in the USA.

In this case, the company is thriving, having added thousands of jobs.

People who are thriving have healthcare costs 20 per cent lower than average, while those who are struggling have costs 50 per cent higher.

But the brand is thriving, having jumped in sales 31 percent in 2010 and another 16 percent in 2011.

Four years later, the Outfit is thriving, having maintained its collaborative identity in a mostly grim publishing climate.

Luckily, the more open world trading system which allowed trade to thrive has not collapsed.