Sentence examples for nurturing collaborative from inspiring English sources
Women: instinctual, nurturing, collaborative, communicative, and responsive.
Do you show up in your life as the incredibly beautiful and feminine woman that you are? Do you share a relationship that is fun, nurturing, collaborative and flirtatious?
One of our current studies, with individuals working collaboratively within children's services, suggests that leadership requires political astuteness as well as the willingness to nurture collaborative practices for the benefit of vulnerable children and families.
(3) Online communities combine individual thought processes to build records of the bigger picture and therefore nurture collaborative intelligence in the process of debating potential long-term future goals.
Women ARE ambitious, whether they are nurturing and collaborative or independent, assertive, and decisive.
Such communities, in turn, offer collaborative opportunities in continuous and new ways that nurture collaboration and knowledge exchange among members of the community (Thach & Murphy 1994; Webb & Palincsar 1996; Davidson & Goldberg 2009).
Though we considered familial pairings like the Wachowski brothers and the Coen brothers who have nurtured hyper-collaborative careers behind the camera, the only director to make the list was Ron Howard.
Such signs of effort and nurturing emphasized the collaborative nature of the performance.
Do we as women have to continue to choose among one of these, or can we begin to express and excel by bringing to the table all of our talents, passions, intelligence, nurturing, femininity and collaborative spirit?
One female conductor I recently interviewed suggested that a greater number of women conductors could potentially transform the profession's nature, making it less despotic and more collaborative and nurturing.
Second, nurture and support a collaborative implementation workforce comprised of scientists and on-the-ground practitioners, with an explicit focus on enhancing appropriate incentives for both.
