Sentence examples for nurturing communities from inspiring English sources

Yet Mr. Goodman was consumed with designing places that would yoke people into nurturing communities.

Col. David W. Sutherland, special assistant to the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff with a principal focus on warrior and family programs, credits colleges and universities for increasingly creating nurturing communities for veterans.

A new set of behaviours is taking over and the vital role of building and nurturing communities is quietly being replaced by the need to make a quick buck.

However, the significance of yesterday's #Bam4Ham (which included a Rose Garden Freestyle, y'all!) is in the way it emphasised the work of the artist-educator and the importance of nurturing communities.

Acknowledging that genuine individualism and willing engagement emerge in nurturing communities, progressives must describe this community and how we bring it about.

Thus this prize is about both past and future -- honoring individual instances of outstanding sacrifice and action while supporting ongoing dedication by nurturing communities of humanitarians.

Creating and nurturing community is hard.

Individuality can have negative consequences to be sure, but so, too, can a "nurturing community".

In such circumstances, the Facebook existence, with its chosen "friends" doesn't quite cut it as a nurturing community.

Like Turner before him, he regarded the academy as a second home, a nurturing community, and was utterly dedicated to its ideals.

This culinary approach to growing has led to a synergy with Pam's green-market customers and chefs, in which grower and eater work back and forth, trying this, requesting that, nurturing community and that most basic relationship between the soil and the things that find their way to our plates.