Surely, then, E. coli must be all nature and no nurture.
Livelihoods are threatened because the wetlands no longer nurture fish, shrimp and oysters.
For thousands of years, as natural wells of ever-replenishing fresh water, cenotes (pronounced say-NO-tays) nurtured human life, and the area's ancient cities — Cobá, Zací, Mayapán, Chichén Itzá — were built on their flanks.
It seemed no more than nurturing single tiny points of candle flame.
He had no careful nurturing under the wing of a top team.
Yet the closest male equivalent of the Queen Bee -- the ball-busting, in no way nurturing Alpha Male boss -- is rarely presented as specifically threatening to one gender's career aspirations.
In Generation 6, 84% of previously neglectful females neglected their second litter, whereas no previously nurturing mice neglected (Fig. 1C, H (1,28) = 18.13, p<0.001; ANOVA on Ranks).
The focus on the fetus, Ms. Roth maintains in her book, "reduces women to incubators" who are seen not as "full-fledged human beings, but merely better or worse vessels for fetuses," their bodies no longer seen as nurturing sanctuaries but "as a form of solitary confinement for the fetus".
Patty Loveless, Kathy Mattea And Trisha Yearwood Young female country singers have been hogging the spotlight for the last couple of years, but no town nurtures its veterans more assiduously than Nashville, as seen in the trio of albums by Patty Loveless, Kathy Mattea and Trisha Yearwood — stars of the 1980s and '90s all — nominated this year.
