Sentence examples for thriving past from inspiring English sources

Indeed an assessment of partnerships between nurses in high- and low-income countries found that most failed to create sustainable projects capable of thriving past the departure of high-income country partners and many did not ensure development of low-income country counterparts to their highest potential [ 81].

With so much new art currently emerging from vital markets around the world, much of it referring back to "premodern" ideas, traditions, rituals, and art, today's new art is best understood not as some bounded and supplanting epoch or movement, but in relation to a thriving past being revised and remodeled in new contexts today.

I don't want it to wither out, I want us to thrive past this.

Relying on guile long after he had lost the velocity on his fastball, Spahn continued to thrive past age 40.

"Aphrodite" is part of a pop moment that's reviving dance beats from 1970s disco on into the 1990s, perhaps calculating that dance music thrived in past economic downturns.

Unsurprisingly, those who thrived after past bubble bursts were those with lower costs structures and systems that were nimble.

Research on Janus nanoparticles has been thriving over the past few years, focusing both on novel preparation strategies and on investigations of their unique properties.

France has some of the best engineering schools in the world, some French hardware companies have been thriving for the past few years and many entrepreneurs have realized that it's possible to build a global company by keeping the engineering team in France.

Enough to have kept this magazine thriving for the past 27 years.

But the year the school's doors closed, Sister Perez was treated to a blast from the once-thriving past of Paterson Catholic.

Bandwidth has become the lifeblood of cities as much as water, good roads or electricity have supported thriving cities in the past.