Sentence examples for nourish consensus from inspiring English sources
What he actually does is try to nourish consensus about where to draw red lines of editorial "good judgment and common sense," as he put it, against gratuitous, childish attacks on Muslims or anyone else, including Jews.
According to the Gent consensus [4], perforator flaps are constituted by areas of cutaneous and subcutaneous tissue nourished by perforator branches originating from deep vascular axis with an intramuscular [musculocutaneous perforator flap (MCPF)] or intraseptal [septocutaneous perforator flap (SCPF)] course.
According to the definition established during the Consensus Conference of Gent in 2003, perforator flaps are constituted by cutaneous and subcutaneous tissue areas nourished by perforator arterial branches originating from major vascular bundles with an intramuscular or intraseptal course.
According to a widespread consensus in management literature, the recent economic crisis and the environmental scandals of the last decades are nourishing the suspicion that today's mainstream management theories are counteracting rather than promoting human flourishing and sustainable development within business and society (Adler 2014; Ferraro et al. 2005; Ghoshal 2005).
Nourish your community and it will nourish you back.
Women should mother, nourish, incubate.
This week's row will nourish them.
