Sentence examples for thriving nation from inspiring English sources

While my first visit concentrated on academic information regarding the remarkable rebirth of that now thriving nation, last month I returned holding other questions as I accompanied a group of individuals from various backgrounds who were learning about peace-building efforts on the ground.

But the once thriving nation is struggling, with no sign of a rapid turnaround in sight.

Masik Pass will also serve as a symbol to the world that North Korea is a thriving nation.

The Mandan were once a large and thriving nation; Lewis and Clark spent a winter with them, in 1804.

He succumbed, we are told, to "a great mental and physical strain caused by his uninterrupted field guidance tour for the building of a thriving nation".

It jails its critics, dragoons townspeople into forced labor and keeps order through fear while pauperizing a potentially thriving nation through economic incompetence.

There are still desperately poor countries in the world that will require significant foreign assistance to develop into thriving nations.

Yet for Arab children – for all children – to thrive, nations have to work together.

Meanwhile, tribes across the country have bloomed into thriving mini-nations, while the Shinnecocks, as Lancelot Gumbs, a senior trustee, said, have remained "stuck in the Stone Age".

The U.S.T.A. rolled out the residency program in 2007, installing a universal coaching philosophy that mirrors the blueprint of thriving tennis nations like Spain.

As the economy thrived, the nation's average commuting time to work increased to 24.3 minutes in 2000, from 22.4 minutes in 1990 and 21.7 minutes in 1980.