Sentence examples for yet flourished from inspiring English sources

He said he now did it by himself and though he puts in long hours, it has not yet flourished.

That started with guard Ian Clark, who came to Belmont for the four-out, one-in offense yet flourished when it shifted to ball screens and heavy motion.

Democratisation has not yet flourished since economic freedoms are themselves negligible: property rights are lacking.Asia's most successful economies are a mix of flawed democracies and hybrid regimes.

But despite initial excitement over the opening of a number of restaurants and shops, the neighborhood has not yet flourished the way many had hoped.

Although the opening of the sea routes from Europe to the East was partly responsible for the decline of certain routes (such as the great Silk Road from China to the Mediterranean), several important caravan routes yet flourished until the 19th century, when road and rail transport and the abolition of the slave trade resulted largely in their demise.

The Liverpool forward could yet flourish in the more open contest anticipated in Durban this evening.

She predicts that fashion will yet flourish in Silicon Valley, explaining, "People out here aren't comfortable yet with the wealth to truly enjoy it".

Newark, at the outer reaches of the PATH train system, may yet flourish as New York City continues its inexorable expansion along public-transportation lines.

Last night, however, Grant found room for both Ballack and Lampard, and they displayed genuine signs that theirs is a partnership that could yet flourish.

In the capital, Kiev, Western officials say that anecdotal data is trickling in to suggest that private agriculture is developing, if not yet flourishing, on the fertile land that was once the granary of the Russian empire.

Should other contenders eliminate each other in the knockout stage, and the Londoners benefit from a fit first-choice lineup and a dose of luck with the draw, then it is not outlandish to suggest they can yet flourish.