In his memoir, Uncle Tungsten, he wrote about his early boyhood, his medical family, and the chemical passions that fostered his love of science.
In his brilliant memoir, Uncle Tungsten, he focused on his early boyhood, his medical family, and the chemical passions that fostered his love of science.
It requires a process; investment from business, government, science and academia; and a passion for fostering an environment that leads to innovation.
The struggle related to the twin bears of personal and financial fear is real, and it informs my passion to foster diversity through activism and venture capital.
Tomatis recognized early on that, although he enjoyed serving the medical needs of individuals, his passion for fostering public health, merged with scientific undergirding, led him to new and different challenges.
Julia Ford's Justine, returning from London, is all flickering hesitancy and sudden flares; Kate Anthony is incendiary as Maggie, furious at what she sees as Justine's betrayal; David Hounslow is powerful as Ian, trying to dampen destructive passions and foster reconciliation.
Some kids' social origin may cause them to have impediments to finding their passions and fostering their grit.
Maybe it was the experience of growing up in a family with 12 children in Bay Ridge, Brooklyn, that propelled Veronica M. White outdoors and fostered a passion for parkland.
The success of philanthropy rests in both its diversity of giving and the freedom of the donor to direct funds to causes that fostered the passion to bestow the gifts.
Marshall's mother was a teacher who was forced to add floor washing to her job description; his father, a railroad porter, was deeply interested in the law and fostered a passion for debate in his son by constantly demanding defenses of his logic.
