Finding an exercise that you don't completely hate is an ember, which can be nurtured into a flame, which can eventually become a raging bonfire if you feed it.
The case is made for distinguishing between 'safety culture' which must be nurtured at the factory by the factory manager, and 'safety climate' which determines the upper level of safety culture achieved, and which must be nurtured throughout the organization, particularly at senior managerial levels, by the Board and the Chief Executive Officer (CEO).
Writing, she argues, is an occult skill, a gift of invention and empathy, which few people possess and which can be nurtured but not taught.
Almost certainly yes, though he might have noted that the boob job and the foreign holidays suggested lurking entrepreneurial talents in Marshall which should be nurtured and channelled into productive uses rather than condemned outright.
However, we both know that a relationship is a living, evolving thing which must be nurtured and cared for, or else it will become stagnant and die.
What needs to be nurtured is a "knowledge culture" which can give these young learners the tools they need to recognize and deal with the realities of a future in which life styles will be based upon "sustainability" instead of "consumerism".
I set aside the urge to do "more" and relish in their wonder and creativity, their curiosity and kindness -- traits which must be nurtured, not stifled; empowered, not crushed.
Young families, as viewed through a multi-generational lens, provide the environment in which children can be nurtured and socialised.
The H3Africa program has planted the seed for capacity building, which needs to be nurtured by African governments to ensure the long-term sustainability of genomic medicine on the continent.
Khrushchev's corn mania was nurtured at Iowa State, which has a famous agricultural college.
