Sentence examples for nurturing a relationship from inspiring English sources

Nurturing a relationship takes time.

During the rightist Israeli administration of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, he found success, especially in nurturing a relationship with Mr. Clinton.

Nurturing a relationship, such as one that could provide unique insight into a supplier, a customer, or a competitor is highly strategic.

In his report, Mr. Rubinstein said it was "improper behavior for a governing officials" to "amass great debt" to a private individual, the contractor, who was interested in nurturing a relationship with the prime minister and his wife.

From quick collars on street corners to the patient business of nurturing a relationship with the dealer in Bay Ridge — considered a big-time target — the Brooklyn South narcotics squad has scored a range of arrests over the years.

Its diplomacy has not only managed to create discord among the U.S. and E.U. on sanctions; it has also courted China, nurturing a relationship that goes back to the Silk Road.

Because it was funded by the audience, we needed to nurture a relationship of trust and consent.

He has nurtured a relationship with the military government of Gen. Pervez Musharraf, maintaining that the general has been transformed from a nuclear renegade to a staunch American ally.

Stephen Greenblatt argues that Maurice Sendak appeals to us for the same reasons that Shakespeare does: because he understands and nurtures a relationship with his inner child.

Nearly 75 years later they've moved across country and back again (twice), raised three sons and nurtured a relationship that's stood the test of time.

Satoru Iwata, who has died aged 55 of a bile duct tumour, was that rarest of beasts: the president and CEO of a giant company who retained the human touch and nurtured a relationship with his consumers that felt personal.