Sentence examples for nurturing through from inspiring English sources

Rolando Blackman, who played on six playoff teams in Dallas and is now the organization's director of basketball development, said Carter was as patient and nurturing through the lean years as he was in the successful ones.

At first glance, it all seems like a bit of silly fun, but key to City Dog's methods is something genuinely essential to dog ownership: nurturing through play the deep two-way bond between animal and human.

But in the end, most people like myself who have done this work for a long time have ended up helping a lot of individuals — young people — who through our nurturing, through our teaching and mentoring, have learned how to be successful in society.

Absence of early nurturing, through licking behaviour in rodent models, led to changes in the promoter of the GC receptor NR3C1 gene (Meaney and Szyf 2005), with similar changes demonstrated in people with bipolar disorders and later life stress which correlated with frequent general practice attendance (Furukawa et al. 1999; Glaser et al. 2006; Francis et al. 1999).

Having been nurtured through generations, it will also not be undone quickly.

At the simplest level, performance is nurtured through teaching – for good or ill.

If Taipei is successful, it will be a reflection of an individual talent nurtured through a supportive online community.

The life-sciences industry is top of the list, for both Barack Obama and David Cameron, of "real" industries to nurture through such policy.

Most important to him, however, was the less renowned Society of Vertebrate Paleontology, which he nurtured through its infancy, becoming its first president after it had become formally established in 1940.

It is becoming an October tradition: a St . LouisCardinals relief pitcher, nurtured through the farm system, announcing his presence in the postseason crucible with devastating effect.

Later in his life, his inspiration returned, nurtured through the Quakers, and in 1989 he wrote a booklet for the Quakers entitled Truth and God.