Sentence examples for nurtured advances from inspiring English sources
The carmakers all developed prototype vehicles that got at least 70 miles a gallon, and the project nurtured advances in aerodynamics and lighter composite materials now used in auto manufacturing.
The relatively simple innate immune system of C. elegans and the number of traits that facilitate genetic and genomic analysis using this organism have nurtured rapid advances into the understanding of C. elegans innate immunity during the last few years (reviewed in [1] [5]).
"Michael Eisner was very important in my career," he said, noting that it was Mr. Eisner and the late Disney president, Frank Wells, who brought him into the company and nurtured his advance there.
"Girlboss really exists to connect, inspire, nurture, advance women in their careers professionally as entrepreneurs," she said.
The people whose decisions Mr. Getler would like to examine, if not change, are many of the same people he advanced and nurtured and argued with earlier in their careers.
"He designated the purpose of marriage to go far beyond the personal satisfaction and fulfilment of adults, to more importantly, advancing the ideal setting for children to be born, reared and nurtured".
Instead of going to university, Mr Sale joined the RAF, which nurtured his engineering talent, and by the age of 20 he was lecturing pilots and aircrew about advances in radar.
In particular, advances in equality between the sexes intruded upon the male-only "scenes of collective virility" that had nurtured it.
Even as technology advances, good design remains a distinctly human endeavor one that begins with the spark of creativity and is nurtured through a disciplined, iterative process.
The British nurtured him.
