Sentence examples for more efficient nurturing from inspiring English sources

Words on a poster speculated about how the Nativity would have been more efficient, nurturing and peaceful if Three Wise Women had been at the scene.

At birth, the infant brain is 25.6% of the adult size, but it attains 50% of the adult size during the first 6 months (Passingham 1985); therefore, ex utero maternal nurturing (breast-feeding for 24 weeks) is more efficient than in utero (pregnancy, 36 weeks) in promoting brain growth concomitant with structural and functional differentiation.

But since the arrival of modernity upon its shores, it was more efficient for Japan (playing catch-up, remember, with the advanced West) to nurture dependence on the mother, the teacher, the company boss, the country.

More efficient?

We are more efficient".

They are more efficient.

More efficient than Germany, even.

Santos itself is more efficient.

More efficient refrigerators?

Want more efficient government?

And a more efficient one.