Sentence examples for Good nurturing from inspiring English sources

A student of D. W. Winnicott, the British child psychologist, might say that Gorky's vocabulary signifies a young personality's attempt to reckon with the difference between a mother's "good" (nurturing) and "bad" (withholding) breasts.

The drone lab's visibility is absolutely intentional, says Kovac. "The flight lab will be a very good nurturing ground for actually developing the flying robots.

The best inoculation against behavioral problems with your child is to be a positive role model by having good nurturing skills, meeting her needs in a responsible way, and by being reliable.

More than 800 women and children waited for a battery of services offered free as part of Kenya's 'Malezi Bora' (Good Nurturing) initiative, in which religious leaders promote maternal and child health in their communities.

The initiative, named Malezi Bora (Swahili for 'Good Nurturing'), was adopted by the Ministry of Health last year, in partnership with the World Health Organization, to address poor child survival indicators in Kenya.

Good "nurture" of this sort, including minimal exposure to disease, produces children more likely to reach their genetic potential in terms of height.

There are very few good examples of effective, nurturing leadership that unlocks people's potential or even enthusiasm.

Some companies, like Mindspring, seem to have been well nurtured on good management and marketing advice and a clear path to the money.

The schools we partner with are good at nurturing these kids.

"I can delegate, but I've never been good at nurturing people".

According to O'Hagan: "Scotland's not too good at nurturing Pakistani writing within its own borders.