Sentence examples for will nurturing from inspiring English sources

The use of networks, alliances, and collaborations between globalized educational institutions, governments, and nongovernmental organizations (including twinning relationships involving HICs and LAMCs) will significantly enhance capacity building, as will nurturing a shared culture of clinical inquiry and of bidirectional intellectual and ethical benefit.

Any nation that cherishes old stories of its separateness will nurture a faith in ritual barriers.

The hope is that a democratic constitution will nurture moderation and sideline extremists.

Two or three people will nurture it, and make it stronger, give it a chance to see life.

A letter to her parents is a solemn undertaking that the company will "nurture" its new charge.

"Once they take on a film, they will nurture it through its completion," Mr. Janvey said of the lab programs.

I do wonder how long county cricket will last, and when it's gone, how we will nurture new talent.

"Even if knives are out, we will nurture them through it because they are not bad players.

"I find couples that are suited to the house, that will nurture the house and vice versa," she said.

Mr. DeWolfe anticipates that it will nurture four or five consumer Web sites at a given time.

The government's reforms will nurture high-quality provision in the dozen or so universities that attract large numbers of top applicants.