Sentence examples for nurtured offspring from inspiring English sources
Beyond that, there lurks a nagging sense among some Britons that the cradle of the English language has nurtured offspring too powerful to be controlled.
The team has nurtured young talent and brought some great names into Formula 1.
The other, known as "K-selection", is to have only a few offspring but to nurture them so that they are superb specimens and will thus do well in the competition for resources and mates, and produce more grandchildren for their parents than their less well-nurtured contemporaries.
Nurtured by these efforts, they resisted the imposition of ontological death and nurtured others in resisting.
Talent must be nurtured - not knackered.
Its carefully nurtured brand faces several challenges.
Kurimanzutto Has nurtured stars like Gabriel Orozco.
He has also nurtured directing and writing talent.
Where Oscar Robertson was nurtured, and Pepe Sanchez prevailed.
It needs to be nurtured, taken care of.
