Sentence examples for thriving location from inspiring English sources
Rural Siberia is a thriving location for scouts hoping to recruit teenage girls as young as 12 and export them overseas.
On the flip side, I have witnessed one property in Rockledge transformed from a closed big-box store into two new thriving retail locations, a local fitness center and a national furniture retailer.
Perhaps you will notice a plant thriving in a location that you assumed would be inhospitable, or perhaps there is a certain location in which you cannot seem to keep anything alive.
As the table shows, Bristol and its economic catchment area are at or near the top of most big-city rankings often with London and Edinburgh on figures from the Centre for Cities, a think-tank.The secret seems to be a diverse economy, thriving universities and location.
The base is thriving and its location both in a global and local context gives it an advantage over Fleet Base East.
The business is thriving, with three locations in the US and a fourth set to open soon.
But Rosemont is a closer suburb and only 20 minutes from Chicago's Michigan Avenue, where all of the above stores have thriving full-price locations.
Re "An Artist Inspired by the Lowly Cod of the Fish Market" (Jan . 27: When the Fulton Fish Market moves to the Bronx this summer, the sights and smells and fish will still be thriving in another downtown location.
As Andreessen Horowitz partner Benedict Evans detailed, Chinese apps WeChat (social) and Baidu Maps (location) are thriving by "bundling multiple services into one app".
But in addition, they are also studying how these changes -- and resulting changes in what kinds of species thrive at each location -- interact with pollutants like acid rain and nitrates that permeate soils and waters as a result of air pollution.
There's a major new studio opening to service York and Leeds, Belfast's film location industry is thriving on the back of Game of Thrones and a new branch of Pinewood studios opened just outside Cardiff earlier this year.
