Examples of using Cannot thrive in English and their translations into Portuguese
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Without stability, a community cannot thrive.
Cancer cells cannot thrive in an oxygenated.
Because they're built for the Arctic polar bears cannot thrive anywhere else.
Cats cannot thrive(or survive) on a vegetarian diet.
And we both know that the Allspark cannot thrive in a poisoned well.
Under poor consumption people are unable to spend and markets cannot thrive.
Cancer cells cannot thrive in an oxygenated environment.
The idea is to limit the fungus andgive the fungus an environment in which it cannot thrive.
Woman cannot thrive on man's rights any more than man can prosper on woman's rights.
Again, since grains are a major feature of vegetarian diets,such people cannot thrive on them.
The reason is that business andemployment in the EU cannot thrive without a sustainable European transport policy and the requisite trans-European networks.
Second, the fight against fraud, mismanagement and nepotism must be strengthened,firstly by creating a culture in which they cannot thrive.
Lastly, your lawn should be aired because the delicate grass cannot thrive without an adequate supply of air and water.
The peasant economy cannot thrive, cannot exist, without selling its foodstuffs and raw materials in the urban market and obtaining from the cities, in exchange, the manufactures and implements it requires.
These souls cannot thrive without the density and hate manifested continually on the surface of Gaia, and if they were to be sent pure Love unconditionally it would disempower their dark agendas and moves substantially, which is why we make the call now for you to begin to collectively beam these souls as much and as pure Love as you can. .
We left because we couldn't thrive.
Without spirits, life can't thrive.
One of the most impressive examples of this situation is the well-known work On Crimes and Punishments, which was a milestone for the humanisation of criminal law. Although defended andpreached by the great names of the Enlightenment, it could not thrive in Europe due to strong opposition from the holders of civil and religious power.
Such findings can also be viewed as evidence that thriving cannot be regarded merely as an indicator of happiness or satisfaction, but rather as a more wide-ranging construct encompassing characteristics associated with life satisfaction, self-evaluations, optimism and flourishing Duan et al., 2016.