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Cultivating in sentence

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We need employers to let go of outdated hiring practices and embrace new ways of identifying and cultivating talent, and candidates can help by learning to tell their story in powerful and compelling ways.
By cultivating my own inwardness.
For example: A person who is cultivating compassion, when they are in the presence of suffering, they feel that suffering a lot more than many other people do.
See for me, cultivating the Infinity Mushroom is more than just scientific experimentation or gardening or raising a pet, it's a step towards accepting the fact that someday I will die and decay.
Growing a mushroom is also part of a larger practice of cultivating decomposing organisms called decompiculture, a concept that was developed by an entomologist, Timothy Myles.
It's more about allowing myself to embrace all of the possible permutations of myself and cultivating diversity within me and not just around me.
But we also have to ask the question, who is cultivating the economic soil of a country, right?
So we began cultivating these products, these microbes, in our lab.
We began cultivating them even further, and we found that we can make oil.
We need to find our audience and invest in cultivating them.
If cultivating good heat is part of it, then try for a night banning opinions and asking for stories instead.
During the Cold War, the Soviet Union devoted great resources to cultivating chess talent, dominating the championships for the rest of the century.
The Irish were mostly cultivating a potato variety called the Lumper.
And if we applied the same energy we currently do suppressing forms of life towards cultivating life, we'd turn the negative image of the urban jungle into one that literally embodies a thriving, living ecosystem.
I think also the explosion of the organic farming movement, and the renaissance of farmers' markets, are other illustrations of the fact that people are desperate to get away from eating and cooking and cultivating their food on an industrial timetable.
Starving farmers, if unassisted, may return to cultivating a very reliable cash crop: the opium poppy, long a staple of the warlord economy.
There is little hope now that Abe will see tangible returns on the political capital he has invested in cultivating Putin.
By cultivating a high degree of morale and proficiency, we strengthen the bonds between the peoples of Japan and recipient countries.
Surprisingly, very few such alliances exist, with many small countries – especially developing ones – cultivating close ties with “big brother” countries or immersing themselves in regional federal structures.
In another instance a dashing young Afghan, who convinced the program’s administrators that his uncle (in reality a nonentity) represented many growers whom he could persuade to stop cultivating poppy, walked away with one hundred thousand dollars worth of aid.
Another bitter irony was that, in areas that received assistance, neighboring farmers who cultivated food crops soon switched to cultivating poppy because then, too, could then qualify for aid.
Peasant farmers may, for a time, be bribed or intimidated (the Taliban executes Afghan poppy growers) into cultivating crops other than poppy or coca.
But when the pond dries up or the substitute crop or job fails, so long as there are rich drug users in the West, they will return to cultivating poppy or coca if it provides a livelihood for their families.
The Association of Southeast Asian Nations is not just a deeply networked organization; it has also been actively cultivating relationships with its Northeast Asian neighbors through a set of bilateral and multilateral agreements.
Cultivating human capital requires a supportive cultural environment, a well-developed educational system, and research and innovation centers.
They now need to find new ways of coexisting and cultivating civic amity.
Cultivating knowledge is as important as cultivating sources.
Given India’s thousands of years of experience cultivating rice, this disparity is inexcusable.
The West would do well to start cultivating a natural partner in such a dangerous and complex region.
Meanwhile, vertical farm experiments – which aim to augment urban food supplies by cultivating crops in skyscraper greenhouses – are proliferating from the American Midwest to Osaka, Japan.
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