Sentence examples for nurturing concentrations from inspiring English sources
But there are two things to say about this.One is that the industrial policy prescription for a knowledge economy is a bit different and more benign than for a manufacturing economy; essentially we're talking about nurturing concentrations of human capital rather than throwing up tariffs, and funding research and infrastructure rather than offering subsidies to specific producers.
Local food co-ops, farmers' markets and loyalty cards for small shops are some of the alternatives to supermarkets that Simms wants to see promoted and encouraged to the same degree that supermarkets have, in effect, been subsidised by a favourable planning regime and business climate that has nurtured their concentration of power.
A surrounding thicket of mangrove trees nurtures a potent concentration of dinoflagellates (600,000 organisms per gallon, compared with the 50 or fewer found typically in ocean water).
A surrounding thicket of mangrove trees nurtures a potent concentration of dinoflagellates (160,000 organisms per liter, compared with the 13 or fewer typically found in ocean water).
Nurturing psychotherapist.
The subject was nurturing.
Our culture is not nurturing.
They were nurturing a viper.
Now, 61 years later, a partner who is learning how to nurture is nurturing a partner who needs nurturing".
Operatic voices, though, need long nurturing.
