Sentence examples for nurturing a stable from inspiring English sources

Mr. Obama spoke for about 18 minutes, saying that violence would continue in Iraq and that the United States would continue to play a key role in nurturing a stable democracy there.

To Mr. Bush's allies, the main job now is not so much to adjust policy as to do a better job of reminding the American people why the United States went into Iraq in the first place and the benefits to the United States of succeeding in nurturing a stable democracy in the heart of the Middle East.

It is unacceptable for universities to continue to flood the already strained job market with PhD graduates hoping for an academic position while at the same time neglecting to nurture a stable stream of post-doctoral opportunities.

He nurtured a stable of performers including Michael Feinstein, who played his first major New York engagement at the Oak Room, as well as the nightclub star Julie Wilson and the singer and actress Andrea Marcovicci.

Even though pursuing an education while nurturing a family will have its cost, the benefits include getting a higher paying job, gaining more knowledge, and becoming more stable financially.

They were nurturing a viper.

Now, 61 years later, a partner who is learning how to nurture is nurturing a partner who needs nurturing".

China's government is nurturing a state-owned version, TravelSky.

"This is important in nurturing a sustainable art market".

It means creating and nurturing a dialogue.

They nurture a culture of service.