Sentence examples for nurturing a project from inspiring English sources

Businesses are already earmarking scraps of their concessions; Merrill Lynch, a big American investment bank, is nurturing a project; less established "carbon traders" are setting up shop in Indonesia; villagers in places like Teluk Binjai have visions of leisurely retirement at the international taxpayer's expense; and the government is creating a complex bureaucratic infrastructure.

For nine years Sandra Cisneros kept busy writing poetry, short stories and essays, but all along she was nurturing a longer project, one about a family, spanning 100 years and three generations and taking place on both sides of the Mexican border.

Another MSNBC host is also nurturing an entertainment project on the side: Lawrence O'Donnell, the 10 p.m. host, is preparing a pilot for HBO with the novelist Kurt Andersen.

He is nurturing a few film projects, and in May he plans to direct a new production, at Dance Theater Workshop in New York: "Welfare: The Opera," a 1992 work based on his 1975 documentary "Welfare".

He had his hands full with other projects, like nurturing a growing network of external senior executives, but that didn't stop us from feeling taken advantage of.

With bankability still an issue for millions of Americans in the 21st century, Operation HOPE's project "Hope Inside" is nurturing a new trend on bankability.

They were nurturing a viper.

Nurturing a relationship takes time.

By fostering greater consciousness of political rights, he said, this development could nurture a state-building project rooted in Somalis' basic needs.

Nurturing also underlies a project by Elke Lehmann, a German-born artist living in the United States, who fed sea gulls at her studio window throughout her residency.

Such people would be even less likely to visit the housing project that nurtured a King.