The architects of the European Union may nurture ambitions to build the world's largest economic block.
Books may nurture the soul but lighthouses save lives and the Stevenson dynasty had a monopoly on their construction.
First, there is the problem of getting the subject on your side and keeping him there, never mind the threat to your objectivity that this relationship may nurture.
France and Italy may nurture ideas about fiscal transfers and ambitious European investment plans to boost growth, but there is no more German willingness on display for that today than there was before the British vote.
Italian designers like Valentino or Roberto Cavalli may nurture similar tendencies toward Lurex and exotic animal skins, but if you were J. Lo, you still might find a way to wear their finery before 5 p.m.
More importantly, it may nurture your competitors.
Thus, their enhanced capacity to cope with aggressive patients may nurture more positive attitudes and alleviate adverse feelings emanating from patient aggression.
Perhaps there is a way to fund these banks without public listings, which (as we just saw) may nurture recklessness.
