Sentence examples for nurturing stage from inspiring English sources

Parents are still aching over their child's departure as well as the sense that the nurturing stage of their lives is over.

In Generation 17, at first sign of neglect (in almost all cases Day 1), neglectful and nurturing (stage matched) mice were placed in a glass cylinder (30 cm tall, 15 cm diameter) that was half filled with room temperature water and tested for 5 min. Time spent swimming and floating were recorded.

Both through the theater and the Circle in the Square Theater School, which was founded in 1961, Mr. Mann had a hand in discovering or nurturing many stage actors who would go on to celebrated careers.

Acorn's expertise in nurturing early-stage projects complemented Cape Biotech Trust's late-stage projects by creating a pipeline of potential late-stage life sciences opportunities.

That's what I wanted: a small, enveloping cradle where we could nurture and stage newly birthed American plays".

We're not alone when it comes to mentoring and nurturing early-stage companies like Trulioo.

The company is marching beyond a gargantuan $1 billion fund it unveiled earlier this year after it announced an incubator program that's focused on nurturing early-stage blockchain startups.

MIT is getting into the incubator business in a big way with "The Engine," a major fund and accelerator space aimed at nurturing early-stage companies solving big, difficult problems in tech and science.

The sponsorship, which lasts for 3 years, was spearheaded by AOL Ventures, an investment fund launched by AOL in 2009 to nurture early-stage external and employee-originated ideas.

However, while Launch48 and London Startup Weekend happened over the last weekend (and more of them in posts to follow), The Difference Engine, a seed accelerator program based in the North East of England, has spent the last few months, not days, nurturing some early stage startups.

And Wall Street in general has become less receptive to the kind of companies that most incubators are nurturing -- early-stage businesses with big ideas but no products or profits.