Sentence examples for a large foster from inspiring English sources

"Having been inside the system, I know how difficult it is to move it in any direction," added Mr. Courtney, who once directed a large foster care agency and is now an editor at Child Welfare Watch, a watchdog publication.

Rallis' friend and fellow foster mom Alisha Palmer shared the image with a larger audience on her Instagram account, @fosterloveforeverhome. "I decided to share the red cup graphic because it hit home so hard," Palmer told The Huffington Post, adding that she thought it might similarly resonate with the other parents in her large foster care and adoption community on Instagram.

It wasn't difficult being part of a large family with foster children.

In California, the state with the largest foster care population, a study shows that women in the state who "aged-out" of foster care were more than four times more likely to end up on public assistance.

For academics like me, it would be gratifying to believe that increased understanding of market-based instruments had played a large part in fostering their increased political acceptance, but how important has this really been?

The area is home to 9.9 million people (2.5 million children) -- and has the largest foster care system in the country.

"How do you drive a large community and continue fostering a culture of autonomy?" he asked.

Although Barter Week fosters a large number of exchanges, some B&Bs accept barters all year round.

However, the Arab Revolt had ruined many Arab merchants and importers, and British war activities, although bringing new levels of prosperity, further weakened the traditional social institutions the family and village by fostering a large urban Arab working class.

With booming high technology industries and software out-sourcing, India has become the "world's office" and fostered a large high-tech workforce (second only to the USA).

We will also look at a novel twist on the dictator game by the psychologist Daniel Batson, which has fostered a large experimental literature on what he calls "moral hypocrisy".