As if raising and nurturing future generations wasn't enough, mothers are also a force in propping up the economy.
A nationally recognized leader in the field, Dr. Silber dedicated his life to nurturing future generations of psychoanalysts.
The family unit, based around a monogamous union, may be almost as wonderful as Sacks claims: "The single most humanising institution in history … the best means we have yet discovered for nurturing future generations and enabling children to grow in a matrix of stability and love.
Considering the growth of minority populations in California, LPFI intends to keep nurturing future generations of minority leaders.
Actor Peter Krause from Parenthood claims that nurturing future generations to be the best they can be is about "guiding the next generation, and forgiving the last". Parents and politicians alike can learn from these wise words.
It is no secret that to this very day Saudi Arabia invests vast sums of money in spreading Wahhabism – the most puritan and radical of all Islamic Sunni streams – in many countries in African and Southeast Asia, thereby nurturing future generations of jihadist terrorists.
"We must, in spite all the pressures, sustain and develop our museums, stimulating and nurturing aspiration for future generations".
Nor could a society long endure without some political mechanism for resolving disputes and making, revising, interpreting, and enforcing its economic and other cooperative norms; or without some form of the family, to reproduce, sustain, and nurture members of its future generations.
CRNAs also nurture themselves through mentoring future generations of anaesthetists.
