Sentence examples for stable nurturing from inspiring English sources

But stories of such stable, nurturing relationships rarely find a place in the countless movies and books about jazz artists.

Growing up in safe, stable, nurturing relationships and environments -- key for a healthy and productive adulthood -- is a right of every child.

"These are preventable injuries that have a major public health impact on early death and disability among children," the study's lead author, Katherine Fowler, told CNN. "Preventing such injuries and ensuring that all children have safe, stable, nurturing relationships and environments remains one of our most important priorities".

With good reason, government recognizes marriages and gives them certain legal benefits so they can provide a stable, nurturing environment for the next generation of citizens: our kids.

Bake for 13 or 14 years in a stable, nurturing environment with an expectation that students will succeed (rather than end up in jail) and the chances are that they will.

When children have consistent connection with a stable, nurturing adult, the brain can heal and develop.

A parent's job is to provide every child with the most stable, loving, nurturing, safe emotional environment in which to grow up that they can.

As with Darwin, the geographic variation of supposedly stable species nurtured in Wallace the idea of organic change.

Nature will take its course, we hope, and perhaps with a nurturing, stable environment, eventually Khaled will achieve his full human potential.

Haitians living abroad know how badly the country needs stable politics to nurture its economy.

In October 2011 McIlroy surprised golf insiders by moving from Chubby Chandler's ISM stable, which had nurtured him through his transition to professional golf.