Sentence examples for devoted to nurturing from inspiring English sources

The Hong Kong venue believes it was the first full-time comedy club in the entire Asian continent, and it's devoted to nurturing local talent.

The first tenant of the 112-seat Claire Tow Theater, which becomes the permanent home to the company's LCT3 program, devoted to nurturing new theater talent, is "SLOWGIRL," a play by Greg Pierce about a teenage girl who descends upon her uncle in his Costa Rican retreat after a traumatic accident.

The second offering, opened here last weekend, in a state of unreadiness so needy of dramaturtigical therapy and a producer's savvy, it becomes sadly necessary to call into question the professional judgment of a theater that purports to be more devoted to nurturing the act of creation than to sending a play off to fields greener than Madison.

"I will be devoted to nurturing and promoting the paradigm of discovery through basic research," von Eschenbach said in a statement, adding that he will also put an emphasis on getting new drugs and other treatments to patients.

The event was an initiative of the Gati Dance Forum, a Delhi-based organization devoted to nurturing modern dance in India, which brought to Khoj dancers and filmmakers from as far away as Japan and France.

There's a wonderful purity in organisations like the Sky Sox that comes from being so completely devoted to nurturing talent and getting them ready for life in the majors".

Driving the movement is research by a Nobel Prize-winning economist, James J. Heckman, and others showing that each dollar devoted to the nurturing of young children can eliminate the need for far greater government spending on remedial education, teenage pregnancy and prisons.

Marshall was tirelessly and enthusiastically devoted to mentoring and nurturing the careers of generations of students, pediatric residents, fellows, scientists and faculty members.

Much of his effort in later years was devoted to ambitions he nurtured in his early years as a journalist.

And they seemed impossibly wrinkled and dissipated -- results, no doubt, of knocking back a brace of martinis at their clubs after a hard day devoted to the care and nurturing of old money.

Abigail Stewart, director of the University of Michigan's Advance program, which seeks to improve the lives of female and minority faculty members, told me in an e-mail that Handelsman's study shakes the passionately held belief of most scientists that they are devoted to accurately identifying and nurturing merit in their students.