Meanings of nurture new in English

We need to rethink the way in which we nurture new PhDs.

The second is its apparent inability to nurture new talent.

But they're part of a larger movement to invest and nurture new companies in low-carbon energy.

The plan will also try to nurture new forms of finance, such as crowdfunding or online peer-to-peer lending.

Sony wants to nurture new businesses, including medical equipment, to increase revenue as it draws back from loss-making televisions.

The radioheads were there "to discuss measures to support contemporary Irish music and nurture new emerging talent".

We need this to grow audiences, nurture new talent and create inspirational performances which will cheer us all during difficult times.

Some film-makers say despite the Film Commission's best intentions to nurture new talent, the industry is being starved by lack of money.

All of these platforms are helping to introduce and nurture new emerging contemporary voices from the continent, and a deeper understanding of African narratives.

Claims corporate culture doesn't provide the best environment for nurturing new talent.

The rescue illustrates Thorn's strategy of nurturing new technology to combat child sex-trafficking and exploitation online.

Some 83 designers will showcase their lines in London, a city known for nurturing new fashion talent.

Harman, along with Margaret Hodge, has also been a great encourager of other women, nurturing new arrivals and celebrating younger up-and-comers.

China's car scam shows best and worst of subsidies Lavish grants for electric vehicles nurtured new technology and a massive market.

The Japanese consumer electronics company also wants to boost sales of digital cameras and games consoles, while nurturing new businesses including medical devices.

CEO Kazuo Hirai has pledged to rebuild Sony around gaming, digital imaging and mobile devices, while nurturing new businesses such as medical devices.