Sentence examples for nurture design from inspiring English sources

The event – which showcased the work of three emerging designers on one catwalk – was the brainchild of Lulu Kennedy, founder of Fashion East, a non-profit support scheme set up in 2000 to nurture design talent.

"Mike knows how to nurture design," says Goeman, whose unit oversaw the development of Resolve.

Rosas had tried to remove him from power several times since 1845, suspecting that the caudillo was nurturing designs for his overthrow.

It was all part of the ongoing desire of the Japanese house to nurture a design team.

The James Dyson Foundation, Dyson's philanthropic organization, is doing what it can in the meantime "to inspire and nurture the design engineers of the future," through educational programs, grants, and scholarships.

The contribution concludes with some comments on designer formation, centered on the necessity of proficiency in reflection implied by any goal to nurture critical design practitioners.

However, policymakers, practitioners, academics and citizens are often uncertain about how density, and especially higher densities, can be best utilised to create and nurture the design of urban environments.

The comparatively low cost of living and working in Berlin also is credited with nurturing independent design.

No. Habitat has been in the wrong ownership for many years – it needed to be nurtured by design entrepreneurs (like Terence Conran) rather than bean counters.

In a video from HuffPost Rise, Dr. Yamile Jackson, CEO and president of Nurtured by Design, discussed her invention called the Zaky.

Axel (2001) argues that the Sikh diaspora community, having established themselves in foreign countries, begin to fetishize the past and nurture idealized designs for their 'lost and imaginary' Sikh empire.