Sentence examples similar to resolved to nurture from inspiring English sources
The age-old debate of whether diseases are inherited ("nature") or occur as a result of environmental influences ("nurture") has been resolved to a certain extent, and we now acknowledge that environment and genetics have a delicate interplay which varies between sexes, individuals and ethnic backgrounds, providing in each individual a unique environment for cancer growth or suppression.
He resolved to protect him.
Moroun resolved to take control.
Yet one cannot help feeling that if these professors represent the intellectual resolve and emotional readiness to nurture a new generation, it's a case of the blind (the scholars) leading the seeing (the students).
I want to see this week's events result in a new resolve, underpinned by concrete measures, to nurture local capacity as a means to more effective humanitarian interventions and as an end in itself.
The answer has to be to nurture the next generation.
At 46, the man from the Basque country will attempt to nurture and cajole, pick up points of pressure and try to resolve them through his three-day watch, but this isn't the only certainty of his performance.
"Mike knows how to nurture design," says Goeman, whose unit oversaw the development of Resolve.
