Flourishing used in a sentence

Flourishing in a sentence as an adjective

The web design world as we know it today is about shitty flourishing with artwork.

Sub-cultures where people don't work, but have their basic needs met aren't exactly flourishing.

And while it's not the site of a high-end construction boom like say Toronto, it's a flourishing city.

Many of us are held hostage by geography-- maybe you own a home, maybe you have kids in a school they're flourishing in, maybe your parents need help.

All these other shops we're basically just a one-man show, but the one I worked for was flourishing, with 12 employees.

Nations in the Mideast and India all had flourishing markets in debt, and flourishing trade, while Europe was sunk in poverty.

Open-source typography is flourishing, but that doesn't mean commercial typography is dead.

But a company that's flourishing customerwise can still have rapacious or simply bad management.

I have no illusions that there was a connection between that city on its knees and a flourishing of creativity; I don't believe that crime, danger and poverty make for good art.

"Culture" becomes a flourishing ecosystem of subcultures, rather than a monoculture.

So after a few subjective years, you will be overtaken by newer and faster ships, and when you arrive, there will be a flourishing civilization already there to greet you.

Similar methods were later applied to computers which used a magnetic drum as their memory and, altogether, the subject of optimum coding, as it was called, was a flourishing one. I felt that this kind of human ingenuity was misplaced as a long-term investment, since sooner or later we would have truly random-access memories.

But in some ways in the last decade or so North Korea has been creeping towards something close to normalcy, albeit far from idealcorrupt officials, flourishing black markets, extreme disparities in wealth, and even cross-border trade with China.