Sentence examples for further nurture from inspiring English sources

We conclude our paper with a discussion of linkages between low-carbon technology innovations and policy designs that could further nurture co-benefits.

Adrian Gill, director of Your Move and Reeds Rains, said: "The government unveiled a revised stamp duty structure in the autumn statement, and this will further nurture demand at the lower end of the market.

To further nurture this activity, Skype is also announcing on Tuesday that its software for Windows PCs and televisions will support high-definition video calling in the 720p HD format, if users have webcams that support the technology.

It builds trust and allows you to further nurture relationships with your current customers.

After the family moved to Orlando, he entered a segregated school system which seemed to further nurture his intellectual ability.

We can further nurture employee's sense of competence by providing them with easy access to the skills and tools needed to master the challenges that the change process entails.

The nutrient standards which began in 2008 for primary and 2009 in secondary and special schools need further nurturing.

Several officials said that it was further nurtured without the involvement of many of the aides to Donald H. Rumsfeld, the secretary of defense, who have sought to limit the offers to North Korea.

After further nurturing, the bladders were surgically implanted into children whose spina bifida had damaged the neural connections that help signal a full bladder.

The young officer even named his horse 'Snooker' and the game was further nurtured in the colonial-style Ooty Club, a big part of the sport's folklore.

Curators show how design, first inspired by such émigrés as interior designer Paul László and Modernist architect Richard Neutra, was further nurtured by the rapid technological changes brought on by wartime manufacturing and by the thousands who came to work in California's defense plants.