Sentence examples for for nurturing both from inspiring English sources

Giving their Vietnamese allies a safe haven for schools just across the border was something that the Soviet Union was not in a position to provide to the Vietnamese, and this created a venue for nurturing both practical assistance and a spirit of sympathetic patronage.

Palumbo's still-evident thirst for musical knowledge was nurtured both on the culturally active streets of Long Island and somewhere much less anecdotally sexy: Infotrac.

She learned that this was not the case: they were both responsible for nurturing their daughter's gendered and racial identities.

The combination of these 'doing for' and 'being with' results support Ontario, Canada's recent family development services directed at both adults sharing responsibility for nurturing intra-familial environment during transitions.

They certainly both have reputations for intensity and brilliance, but also for nurturing young scientists," said Professor of Medicine Henry Kronenberg, at Massachusetts General Hospital, who has worked with both Glimchers.

The purpose of the retreat was to explore a new model for nurturing young leaders in the process of exploring vocation, both inside and outside the church.

Last month Ms. Arroyo was named a recipient of a National Endowment for the Arts Opera Honors award, both for her stellar stage career and for nurturing young singers through her Martina Arroyo Foundation, which runs Prelude to Performance.

Considering the importance of this issue both for international Asian learners and the insitutions responsible for nurturing them, there has been surprisingly little empirical research into whether these claims are valid or not.

Jane has a genius for nurturing".

Men returning from war looked to their wives for nurturing.

The Stuttgart Ballet is renowned for nurturing choreographic talent.