Sentence examples for proper rearing from inspiring English sources

But "Modern Family" is really a step forward: while Will and Jack fretted over their waistlines and their wardrobes and worshipped in the Church of Cher, Cameron and Mitchell mull the proper rearing of the daughter they've adopted and wonder whether to expand their brood with yet another child.

We observed that early olfactory rewarded experiences prevented deficits in memories established at middle-age when the failure of a proper rearing environment might delay the maturation of the olfactory system.

Such a dog needs both proper rearing and training to be able to protect livestock from coyote attacks, otherwise he can become prey.[12].[12]

The Ranger comes as regular single cab, a super cab with a pair of rudimentary rear seats sufficient to transport workmen around a site, and the image-leading double cab with proper rear seats.

When it does, it will be the first proper rear-wheel-drive flagship sedan Cadillac has offered in years, and one the automaker hopes will challenge the BMW 7 Series and Audi A8 models for full-size supremacy.

The recent data questioning previously held notions on proper child rearing only reinforce the idea that often parents, and not experts, know what is best for their children.

Several contemporary influences buck against traditional definitions of proper child rearing: a) the rise of the coddled -- i.e., pampered -- single child, b) international media that promote alternative values (e.g., individualism), and c) an expanding economic pie fueled by entrepreneurialism and availability of higher education.

The Mothers Literacy Project provides mothers with the essential knowledge and skills for proper child rearing.

Khatuna, a physician at the Polyclinic, sits across from the pair and explains various elements of proper child rearing to the interested mother.

Additionally, professionals in many different fields of childhood development collaborated under the aegis of this program to create the manual "An Amazing early Age" which discusses proper child rearing.

Placing the engine in the center of the frame, rather than close to the rear wheel, gave it proper front-rear balance.