Sentence examples for often nurture from inspiring English sources

In our research on Big Bang Disruption, we noted that market leaders often nurture a strong culture that holds back disruptive change.

And the Olympic sports I've seen up close often nurture a rich subculture of peculiar characters: rising stars, wily veterans, dopers and cheaters, has-beens, never-weres, vulpine agents, arrogant federation heads, wealthy supporters and creepy hangers-on.

Although the Silvermans prefer having several established retailers in each of their developments, they often nurture new retail businesses like Smith & Chang, said Eric Silverman, a principal in the brothers' company.

We know that they are often nurtured by later addiction and mental health problems.

Leigh often nurtures ideas for decades before he realises them in film.

This mood has been out there for some time, often nurtured by small groups of volunteers and activists doing great work with little recognition.

These responses, as drastic as they are, are often nurtured by the depiction of cancer on the big screen, television, magazines and books.

He came about as close to accurately summarising the problem as any politician when he said: "Over the past 15 years or so, a sub-culture of often suicidal violence has developed amongst a tiny minority of, mainly young, men, falsely drawing authority from Islamic beliefs and often nurtured in a prison system in urgent need of resources and reform".

"Rome was the pre-eminent international school of art in 18th-century Europe," he said, "the place where new ideas were most often hatched, nurtured, developed and launched into international circulation".

It was to be hoped that Mr. Greenberg's return to Off Broadway, where much of his best work (including the Tony-winning "Take Me Out") has often been nurtured before moving on to headier climes, would mark a happy return to form.

Because the Lib Dems, unlike other parties, cannot count on safe seats, candidates often have to nurture seats for years, causing problems for women with family responsibilities.