| We are losing the battle because we live in a culture that nurtures us on materialism and promotes greed as a virtue. |
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| A travel agent by day and dreamer by night, he nurtures idealistic hopes of becoming a TV writer. |
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| America identifies and nurtures talent more methodically than any society I have heard about. |
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| She nurtures creativity, including student compositions, and promotes a lifelong love of music. |
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| The firm attributes its success to a talented staff and an open culture that honors individual creativity and nurtures teamwork. |
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| Having small, achievable goals creates a positive feedback loop that nurtures your resolve. |
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| In bringing local communities into the decision making loop, the research process itself nurtures those ties. |
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| The truth is that Northern Ireland is a state which nurtures sectarian divide and rule. |
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| I've also been blessed to be part of a church that nurtures faithful stewards. |
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| Twenty-five years after leaving the secretary of state's office in Washington DC, he nurtures his status as the big enchilada of foreign affairs. |
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| This tradition, through sheer insufficiency, necessarily focuses attention and nurtures the greatest expertise at the company level and below. |
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| He also nurtures a dream about this land which includes the virgin patch of forest, Silent Valley. |
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| Many productive commercial fishing areas depend on phytoplankton nurtured by the seaward flow of clearer water, which in turn nurtures the fish. |
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| Australia provides for and nurtures this injustice by its immoral foreign policy. |
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| Yet the power of our civic religion lies not in any sanctions it imposes but in the moral sensibility it nurtures. |
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| Her current heartthrob is superstar Shah Rukh Khan and she nurtures an ambition to meet up with King Khan. |
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| Rang Puhar nurtures and empanels performers from all over the world to bring colourful international performances to the world stage. |
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| The strong spirituality that this artist nurtures implodes in the images through the exaltation of the concept of effused matter. |
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| Every place contains the very dangers from which it promises protection, nurtures and shelters while also restricting and oppressing. |
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| A pluralism that cherishes and nurtures cultural diversity is critical to guaranteeing respect for the freedom of all. |
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| The word trust came up because people have trusted PEIslanders to grow and harvest food that nurtures the body and soul. |
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| Something in that institution nurtures a blithe disregard for the facts. |
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| Whilst remembrance would run the risk of fixating us in the past, memory nurtures the action required for the present times. |
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| The Nile quenches thirst, produces electric power, nurtures crops, and sustains the river basin's unique natural landscapes. |
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| We know that by preserving this plural vitality we cultivate the essential strength that nurtures our society. |
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| We create an inspiring learning and working environment in our global network, which nurtures excellence in research and teaching. |
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| This nurtures and purifies the physical body and mind and encourages Yogic practice and meditation. |
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| Cohesion Policy nurtures coherent development strategies and contributes to economic growth and social development over the medium term. |
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| The new governance structure nurtures a climate of mutual learning and ongoing interaction along with the dissemination of information. |
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| In actual fact, as several speakers have said today, each complements and nurtures the other. |
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| The former is embedded in the latter, but it also protects it and nurtures it. |
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| The Community Foundation of Ottawa nurtures philanthropy and works with partners to have an enduring impact on communities. |
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| In the places where we work, Inter Pares nurtures a relationship between our counterparts and the Canadian Embassy. |
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| True, you won't necessarily fit in with the new romantics' misty sentiments right away, but, deep down, Ariens have a poetic nature, and the coming era nurtures it. |
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| He nurtures a fuel-recycling company, Fossil Free Fuel, which transforms cars so they can run on vegetable oil. |
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| Having come this far, the city government now nurtures more ambitions. |
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| Poppino nurtures his student in the black arts of stuffing dead animals and soon Valerio has given up his job and his girlfriend to pursue this new calling. |
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| It nurtures suspicion and distrust of politicians, and politics itself. |
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| Yet the very thing that nurtures our growth also feeds our discontent. |
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| The Board nurtures in-house expertise through mentoring and training programs, learning frameworks for professional development, and a variety of knowledge-sharing activities for its staff and Members. |
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| Mobilizing youth in local development projects and awareness-raising campaigns on the MDGs nurtures ownership of development processes among youth. |
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| To target our recruiting effectively, Arkema's Human Resources Department nurtures special relationships with the leading educational institutions in our fields. |
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| The importance of PATAC is the networking it facilitates and nurtures which helps to knit together the HR fabric of our sector across the country. |
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| Something at work in the organization allows or nurtures a way of connecting, of relating, that is disarmingly humble and admirably ambitious, and ultimately, I think, true. |
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| It is when these boundaries between school, home, and community become permeable and multidirectional that the creation of a shared world which supports and nurtures children is realized. |
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| This technological breakthrough nurtures hope for performance gains in electric cars and brings these vehicles one step closer to commercial viability. |
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| This approach is not ideal for every student, but for some the right specialty school nurtures exceptional talents, hones particular skills, and affords the chance to interact with similarly inclined peers. |
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| Tragically, the US presence in Afghanistan has failed to end the flourishing illegal drug trade that bankrolls and nurtures the Taliban's existence. |
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| Mother Earth, after all, nurtures and sustains life and our very humanity. |
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| These need to be recognized and understood if volunteerism is to be properly incorporated into policy that nurtures the positive trends and tackles the challenges identified. |
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| She supports and nurtures activism among her clientele. |
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| As a business incubator, Ideas Inc nurtures the development of entrepreneurial companies, helping them survive and grow during their start-up or growth periods, when they are most vulnerable to market challenges. |
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| Such depth, such groundedness in God, then calls us forward into words and actions which reflect God's will that all which destroys shall be transformed into what nurtures life. |
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| Though not much to look at, these brief glimpses of soul-and-soil connection — a sheepherder watching his lambs gambol, a young resident explaining how a favorite mountain nurtures prayer — unfold with heartfelt simplicity. |
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| In the early school years, literacy instruction introduces children to the fundamentals of reading and writing and nurtures an awareness of language and motivation to learn. |
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| Initial education nurtures the first spark of an artistic vocation, but continuing to retrain is the key to ensuring artists' social situation in a rapidly evolving economy of the arts. |
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| French-language education creates and nurtures the development of a personal, linguistic, and cultural identity, as well as a sense of belonging to a vital and pluralistic francophone community. |
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| Merindah is a young Aboriginal girl who nurtures a baby brolga through the seasons until she grows to maturity and finds a lifelong mate of her own. |
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