1. Disney has often called itself a " farm team " that nurtures talented executives, some of whom who leave to run their own companies.
2. He is effusive about the government initiative to promote performance arts but keen to ensure that it nurtures real talent.
3. " Snow nurtures grass on the steppe and makes the air here cleaner, " she said.
4. The Beidahuang print school extensively influenced artistic development in other parts of Heilongjiang and still nurtures local artists.
5. The move is an essential step for China as it nurtures the fledgling industry and helps it to grow on a smooth track.
6. Highly centralized power inevitably results in bureaucracy and low efficiency, and also nurtures corruption.
7. Such a paradox not only nurtures corruption but also leaves farmers vulnerable to infringements of their rights.
8. Worse, the unchecked spending often nurtures corruption and hurts social fairness.
9. It helps with the growth of the body, nurtures the mind and can produce offspring.
10. " Showing the worst nurtures the false idea that audiences are much better off " than what they're watching on TV.