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nurture

[nur-cher] / ˈnɜr tʃər /




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They are models of efficiency, supply chain, profitability, and talent nurturing.

From Barron's

Ferrero, 45, nurtured Alcaraz's talent and took him into the professional ranks before guiding him to all six of his Grand Slam titles.

From BBC

They each, in distinctive ways, steered not just jazz’s forward motion during the second half of the 20th century but also nurtured the talents of musicians whose influence reaches into the current jazz scene.

From The Wall Street Journal

"We want to embrace the fact kids are sitting at home drawing. We want the young people of today to become the creators of tomorrow. We want to nurture the next generation of creative talent."

From BBC

He added: "Put simply, the government cannot expect the Scotch whisky sector to just keep delivering growth, both at home and on the world stage, if the conditions which support growth are not nurtured".

From BBC