Sentence examples for work to flourish from inspiring English sources

This is an authority, Ofsted noted, that "has enabled social work to flourish".

Although she's never lacked faith in her musical ability – "I had a healthy ego for that!" she laughs – believing that she could move from a highly successful career as a vocalist on other people's work to flourish as a solo musician was a different matter.

I love the way the fringe allows niche work to flourish: who would have thought that Edinburgh could throw up enough fans of the groundbreaking 1990s musical Rent (very much the Spring Awakening of its day) to sustain Anthony Rapp's memoir show Without You (at Underbelly until 26 August after which it moves to the Menier Chocolate Factory in London).

Make sure that strategy allowed great work to flourish.

Saying no is not about closing doors but instead about creating space for your most vital work to flourish.

Flexibility breeds creativity, so if we can provide an efficient way for this kind of independent work to flourish we have the potential to create a revolutionary system in which everybody wins.

But through their assertions, Mast Brothers make it much harder for chocolate makers who do actual good works to flourish.

In between times, her TV and film work continued to flourish.

The State Department of Correctional Services "willfully permitted a work environment to flourish where the credible evidence showed" that Officer Humig "could have been killed because she is a gay female".

The second take-away is less obvious: a vibrant economy fosters work opportunities to flourish for those of widely varying abilities, preparation and ambition, so that at subsequent stages in life, even the presently "disadvantaged" have a shot at finding a more rewarding way through their livelihood years than not.

"It was really a very generous gift from him, a real gift of love," says the Tony-Award winning actress and singer whose work continues to flourish in film, television and concert halls around the world.