Sentence examples for nurturing an from inspiring English sources

Some local Arabs revolted, nurturing an insurgency that still festers.

Reed Krakoff is nurturing an image for his brand: austere, elegant with sumptuous fabrics treated lightly.

It is the perfect location for an upstart firm nurturing an image of being cutting edge.

Rather than nurturing an author, publishers want authors who already have an identifiable audience in place.

But nowhere did their culture find as nurturing an environment as wild and rainy Cape Breton Island.

Mr. Putin, carefully nurturing an image that he rises above party politics, is running as an independent.

"They're not exactly nurturing an interest, whereas an O.K. English play is given a chance in America".

Building and nurturing an inclusive and diverse team that is more innovative, collaborative, and responsive to changing customer needs.

Consequently, we newly suggest "complementary multiplatforms," a platform strategy that develops multiple platforms with complementary relationships for nurturing an innovation ecosystem.

Since 1994 the value of global merchandise trade has more than quadrupled, to $18.4 trillion, nurturing an era of unprecedented emerging-market growth.

In addition to nurturing an audience that has outgrown children's classes and family tours, Teen Night, she said, can help "inspire a new generation of contemporary art".