Sentence examples for nurtures rather than from inspiring English sources
Best of all, you're likely to find that taking a structured approach to managing laboratory nurtures, rather than inhibits, creativity.
Hisba women work in separate squads that nurture rather than chastise.
Perhaps it's to do with women supposedly being organised and nurturing rather than creative.
We should seek to encourage and nurture, rather than demonise them".
For Mr. Doherty, success in combating senioritis lies in nurturing rather than punitive measures.
"I wanted to create a place for them to perform in an environment that would nurture, rather than destroy, their creativity".
Hence, we are more likely to attribute positive characteristics, such as doing well on educational tests, to their nurture rather than nature.
Emphasising various aspects of women's oppression, Eva insisted that it is nurture rather than nature that has shaped secondary sex characteristics.
Carson's rhymes are virtuosic — "lips" and "lapse"; "Antipodes" and "tippy-toes" — but such frills nurture rather than obscure his evocations.
Probably the most basic error we make is in trying to frame the puzzle of how human character evolves in stark oppositional terms — nature or nurture — rather than seeing it as an inextricable mix of things.
The WTO, after all, is still young, an institution in need of nurturing rather than smothering with work.Compromising free tradeThe agreement at Doha set the agenda for a new round of trade negotiations.
