How can we nurture the community bonds which are at their best in times of crisis?

Gardeners tend to be a caring, sharing bunch, so it's no wonder that some of these stores have become local hubs that nurture a community spirit.

Such programs nurtured the community by providing opportunities to gather.

Given how much he travels, it would take a lot to carve out the time and space to nurture a relationship.

Teachers often nurture a relationship between a student with special needs and a same-age student without a special educational need.

So put time into nurturing your relationships with them.

Nurturing your relationship can now be considered as important as good diet and plenty of exercise.

It's about relaxing and nurturing a relationship with your hound.

This means we have to nurture a sense of mystery and wonder in church life.

Make sure they nurture your sense of identity and self-esteem and surround your with interesting stimuli.

There are courtyards to help nurture a sense of community, communal balconies and an orangery.

To nurture a sense of purpose we need goals, preferably tasks we can accomplish that do not feed our weaknesses, and that are not destructive to us.

Surrounded by his trusted coterie of coaches, he nurtures a sense of pleasure among his players.

He nurtured his skills early.

He also nurtured his skill in stage lighting, make-up and choreography.

Most of her students nurture their skills further in music school.

He wanted to be an actor from childhood, but wanted to know everything about films before becoming an actor so went into production to nurture his skills.

We have to nurture that talent and, at times, he's got to have that mentality to keep learning.

The company said that the course would 'help nurture the talent we need for the future as we grow'.

What if you could recognise and nurture the talent without the physical separation?

He has nurtured their talent from the cramped orphanage to the international stage.

I was lucky to have an unbelievably enthusiastic one, who discovered me in the playground and nurtured my talent, even ferrying me to matches.

What do we make of the nature/nurture debate now?

I'm firmly on the 'nurture' side of the nature/nurture debate.

Taking such a position can only lead to further extreme and overtly simplistic claims being made in the already heated and long-running nature/nurture debate.

The climate war has been polarised in the same way that the nature- nurture debate was in the 1970s.

Try to imagine what a scientific resolution to the nature/ nurture debate would look like and it quickly becomes clear there can be no such thing.