Sentence examples for that would nurture from inspiring English sources

His plan, he said, was a "watering can" that would nurture the European economy back to growth.

They took the time to figure out why I was so resistant to their praise, and to find a way of teaching that would nurture me.

"I wanted to create a place for them to perform in an environment that would nurture, rather than destroy, their creativity".

The government could also encourage domestic production of technologies, including display manufacturing and advanced semiconductor fabrication, that would nurture new industries.

Congress should also pursue legislation that would nurture a citizenry more capable of assuming responsibility as a watchdog against such threats.

In his case, the frustration comes from the sense of a missed golden opportunity: to reconstruct Iraq's decrepit universities and create an educational system that would nurture and promote the country's best minds.

More than that, I was hoping that Al would nurture a whole new group of elected officials and campaign workers.

I myself was determined to establish my own non-profit, Project Scientist, after becoming frustrated by the lack of educational opportunities available to my two young daughters that would help nurture their interest in STEM subjects.

They interviewed architects from all over the world and finally in 1995 commissioned Rem Koolhaas--at the time, not yet the starchitect he would become--to design a house for them that would both nurture the new iteration of the family but also challenge it to live differently.

It was thought that Jordan would nurture and teach the younger players.

Socrates railed against the dangers of writing for fear that it would nurture "forgetfulness in the learners' souls, because they will not use their memories". One source of contemporary anxiety is "screen time".