Sentence examples similar to nurturing endeavor from inspiring English sources

The first three U.S. Science and Technology Envoys who are a pivotal part of the US Science Envoy Program, all heavy weight academics have already been appointed, reflecting the administration's sentiment of nurturing international endeavors with actions and not only words.

Carla Price, a substitute teacher at Horace Mann in Riverdale and an assistant to the director of the New Rochelle Opera Company, cited "the unpretentiousness of the community and the fact that my son has become colorblind living here," as part of its attraction, and said that the city's school system has nurtured his endeavors.

We all endeavor to nurture our children and surroundings with the richness of our heritage and traditions.

Should artists seek stability with a more practical-minded type -- someone who can nurture their creative endeavors and chase away their insecurities?

To improve professionalism among staff, some respondents felt that senior faculty and providers should endeavor to mentor and nurture professional conduct among junior staff.

"I went, 'Oh my God — there's the student body for a school.' "  The endeavor is about spotting talent and nurturing it.

A couple of years ago, I realized that my general avoidance of God was contradictory as it's not possible to be partially faithful, so I endeavored to nurture my bond with Him.

India traditionally "treats nature as a source of nurture and not as a dark force to be conquered and harnessed to human endeavor," he said.

Nurturing psychotherapist.

Is nurturing feminine?

Nurture private capital.