Sentence examples for through nurturing from inspiring English sources

The corporation has also made extraordinary cultural contributions to Britain over the decades, through nurturing  talent, sponsoring major musical events and broadcasting television shows like "I, Claudius," "Monty Python's Flying Circus" and "Fawlty Towers".

But, that also grows through nurturing.

Only through nurturing our human capital, embracing new cultures and remaining open to different experiences can we achieve this Third Metric of success.

Dozier developed the Attachment and Biobehavioral Catch-up (ABC) program for new foster parents through the first months of placement, to help them in 4 to 5 home visits to promote secure attachment through nurturing care and in 5 to 6 home visits to regulate behaviour and physiology.

Arthur exuded a moral authority and wearing a jumpsuit, he reminding me of the Lone Ranger, a hero leading the fight against land abuse through nurturing healthy soils... then I noticed his boots: substantial support, waterproof leather sealed in perfect rubber soles, the ultimate for working long hours in the year-round rain.

Men and women gain a common set of cultural norms and values in their infancy through nurturing and refine them over their lifetime through the social roles and experiences that provides them with opportunities to experiment and adapt the attitudes and behavior that are expected of them in various contexts.

"The manager has a fantastic history of bringing young players through and nurturing them - and especially from Southampton, as you have seen with Alex Oxland-Chamberlain and Theo Walcott.

If the game truly hopes to grow – as those in charge of the purse strings and the big statements often likes to preach – it must be through establishing, nurturing, promoting and investing in the sport around the world.

Rolando Blackman, who played on six playoff teams in Dallas and is now the organization's director of basketball development, said Carter was as patient and nurturing through the lean years as he was in the successful ones.

Although studies have documented the importance of the academic environment in promoting positive outcomes among students, few quantitative studies in nursing have been performed to identify strategies through which a nurturing learning environment can be created.

Through our modeling, nurturing, training and relationship building, our children can become the well-rounded, self-confident young adults they are meant to be.