Sentence examples for to thrive again from inspiring English sources

For The Post to thrive again, Politico must lose.

Dr Hilton believes such a scheme could offer the birds the opportunity to thrive again.

"What will happen is that Harney County will begin to thrive again.

But he insisted that Napster had sufficient name recognition to thrive again.

Despite operating with reduced trading hours, the exchange quickly began to thrive again.

If towns want to thrive again, they have to focus on preserving and promoting their signature attractions.

In a confidential "position paper" seen by The Economist, the banks and the government jointly set out a two-pronged strategy designed to help Liechtenstein thrive again, this time without tainted money.

Mike Ramsey, 51, who transferred recently to Lordstown from a New Jersey plant that has closed, said he saw plenty of apprehension in the plant but little ill will toward G.M. To keep his job, Mr. Ramsey has to spend weekdays apart from his home and family 400 miles away in Philadelphia, but he said he still arrives each day hoping to help G.M. thrive again.

This is the story of these three and the many others who hope to one day thrive again in the Philippines.

Those who have come back to streets of decaying houses and overgrown lawns want to see their neighborhoods thrive again.

Both Ramsey (Yale, NASA) and Barasch (Cornell, Google) have the ingenuity and background to make the space thrive again.