Sentence examples for nourishing of from inspiring English sources
The phrase "nourishing of" is not correct in written English
You wouldn't use it on its own. A possible example of it being used in a sentence is: "The nourishing of the soil was essential for a successful crop yield."
Honey is the most vital and nourishing of all gathered foods, ready-made and unimprovable from the hive.
Biological tests for pregnancy depend upon the production by the placenta (the temporary organ that develops in the womb for the nourishing of the embryo and the elimination of its wastes) of chorionic gonadotropin, an ovary-stimulating hormone.
As for the customary feeding of New York theater by Connecticut, it has not been as nourishing of late as the transfer of "Wit" from the Long Wharf in New Haven to Off -Broadway, where it is to close next Sunday.
Without the nourishing of the pulp tissue, the possibility of tooth fracture can increase.
But as far as planning something in the future, everything that is needed now is needed now, for the nourishing of the mind and body and the lifestyle.
Women thrive on the building and nourishing of friendships and look upon them as an integral part of our ongoing support system, especially when going through tough times (dealing with aging parents, illness, death, loss of job).
But in conferences, scholarly publications and news interviews he said a major driver of marsh loss was a levee system that contains the muddy waters of the Mississippi, depriving the wetlands of nourishing floods of water and sediment.
Zhu once heard a monk's claim that one can see evidence of the nourishing powers of "night vapor" by observing bamboo sprouts, which grow twice as fast at night as during the day.
People are fattened up by infoglut, skipping the most nourishing pieces of information in favour of a diet of the web's fast-food distractions.
Specific nourishing demands of a living body are fulfilled through a combination of all types of macro- and micronutrients [ 1].
Perhaps with use of such innovations we can return to the nourishing roots of critical care, which are deep physiological understanding, dedication, and empathy.
