Sentence examples similar to nurturing fast from inspiring English sources
Yesterday, over coffee, Dell CMO Karen Quintos explained the point of the index, which is to help cities understand how they stack up against other cities in terms of providing networking, capital and other necessary ingredients for nurturing fast-growing women-run businesses.
For all of the different kinds of financing a small company can obtain from the S.B.A., the agency has not had a way to nurture fast-growing start-ups since 2004.
(The slow movement has nurtured some fast careers).
Huxley's sense of infant conditioning speaks powerfully to an age in which children as young as four are addicted to iPads, glued to televisions and nurtured on fast food and artificial snacks laced with addictive chemicals.
Will expansion in their fast-growing advisory businesses make them less concerned about nurturing people in lower-margin audit work?
The wine might be too successful as a party aperitif; it nurtures the appetite so fast, and successfully, you'll need extra food to tame guests' hunger.
The subject was nurturing.
Our culture is not nurturing.
They were nurturing a viper.
"Both populations need nurturing.
