Sentence examples for this nurturing of from inspiring English sources

This nurturing of clients and their properties makes it hard to play favorites.

This nurturing of talents didn't impress the administration, and after six years our contracts weren't renewed.

The headteacher, Eddy Jackson, believes it is this nurturing of the individual that makes Martin such a gifted enterprise teacher.

This nurturing of consensus not fomenting faction explains how, running against the New Deal and promising an "economical administration" did not stop President Dwight D. Eisenhower from preserving "Democratic" programs like Social Security while building the gargantuan, National Highway System.

It's this nurturing of individual and community wellbeing that interests the Sainsbury Centre for Mental Health, which today publishes On Your Doorstep, its research into the role non-mental health organisations can play in drawing people with mental illnesses back into the community and even ameliorating their symptoms.

"So there's something about the melding of the farmland, this nurturing of nature, with this horrific story - especially in the case of the wood - with a destruction of nature".

But investment in technical areas like this and the nurturing of ideas that didn't come from the labs of the market leader are an important and potentially very profitable venture.

A new show designed for feet that have got to dance, "New Sole Sisters," opens today at La Mama, 74A East Fourth Street (475-7710) under the aegis of the Changing Times Tap Dancing Company, a group dedicated to the nurturing of this old and popular art.

He credits the nurturing of this passion to "good book people" like the late William Scheide '36, who recently donated his collection of 2,500 rare books to the University, making it the largest gift in Princeton's history, and Steve Ferguson, who still works in the rare books department in Firestone Library.

In this review, the environmental nurturing of intestinal cancer is discussed, beginning with epidemiology (known causative factors for inducing molecular change), an update of H. pylori research, including the role of inflammation and stem cells in premalignant lesions.

This obsession with athletics and nurturing of talent at an early age must have something to do with Jamaica's success at the Olympics.