Sentence examples for could nurturing from inspiring English sources

Could nurturing scientific research in Africa be the answer to the continent's frail health systems?

He suggests many ways colleges could nurture it.

"In factual [programming] we could nurture a more diverse talent on-screen," she said.

But from that Octopussy screening onwards, Dad had something he could nurture in me.

Chicago alone could nurture Bellow's mythic sense of the American writer's selfhood.

That's what I wanted: a small, enveloping cradle where we could nurture and stage newly birthed American plays".

They have authoritarian governments and now an American military presence; discontent and anti-American sentiment could nurture extremists.

"Look, give me some time," Wenger said, smiling, when asked whether he could nurture Welbeck as he did Henry.

They worry that low interest rates and the Fed's large balance-sheet could nurture inflation expectations even when unemployment is high.

"His approach was to find a nobody he could nurture and then they'd be forever indebted to him, or so he thought".

But the successes would more than compensate for the failures, he said, especially in research and development, where breakthroughs could nurture new industries.