Sentence examples for nurturing release from inspiring English sources

Produced by Universal's boutique arm Focus in the US, this film needed a more nurturing release strategy than it has been afforded.

The magic lies in our ability to nurture it, release it, and craft a new one.

If we see a track with potential, we nurture it and release it on [my label] Afro Acid.

Not to say other areas don't have their own unique sound too, but the personality of the sounds we're attracted to, and want to make, and more importantly, want to release, were nurtured in the East".

It is now well understood that innate immune cells exhibit various phenotypes or activation states that can be either very antimicrobial or more dedicated towards nurturing of repairing tissue by their release of growth factors and cytokines.

Nurturing another great love, last month Odom released his self titled debut album of jazz and Broadway classics on S-Curve Records.

It is about displaced or denied sexuality, but also something else: the nurturing of a forbidden kind of energy and creativity, a transgressive release.

While they've long featured this core group of characters, the label also devotes focus to nurturing a new class of selectors, often via their actual releases.

These findings provide evidence in humans of a potential brain basis for the "innate releasing mechanisms" described by Lorenz for affection and nurturing of young infants.

This provides evidence in humans of a potential brain basis for the "innate releasing mechanisms" described by Lorenz for affection and nurturing of young infants.

The primary function of the ovaries is to nurture and prepare oocytes (eggs) for the process of ovulation (rupture and release of the mature egg from the ovary).