Sentence examples for continued nurturing from inspiring English sources

He continued, "Nurturing artists and art-making are central to the Dance Theater of Harlem mission/-we will never compromise either".

American intelligence and counterterrorism officials told The New York Times that Pakistan's spy agency, Inter-Services Inurturingce, contheued nurturingroup group, even after 9/11, when the Pakistani government pledged to sever its ties with militant groups.

"I continued nurturing it very part-time," she said.

With an eye on Mali, however, American officials made clear that they planned to continue nurturing the relationship with Algeria.

Internet platforms and technology companies, or the "siren servers" as Jaron Lanier aptly calls them in his latest book, need it to maintain their pivotal roles in our digital lives and to continue nurturing us with all those amazing free services, apps and platforms that we can't seem to do without any longer.

They hope the eventual new owners will continue nurturing Uptop, with Lathrop suggesting summer camps, dance competitions, and an expansion of the summer hiking activities.

The challenge in 2017 will be to continue nurturing this market to ease the strain on the Earth's resources and move us towards a more sustainable, circular global economy.

So we do need to continue nurturing and encouraging the entrepreneurs who are "works in progress".

The ISI continued to nurture Lashkar, along with others, as a counterweight to the separatist groups.

Thereafter, the monarchy continued to nurture close ties with Western powers as a central pillar of its national security.

After the war, critics have alleged, many former K.L.A. members continued to nurture strong ties with the underworld.