Sentence examples for again fostering from inspiring English sources

In Santa Coloma de Gramenet in Catalonia, they pay part of civil service salaries in the "grama," which can only be spent locally, again fostering economic development.

"We were considering adoption again, fostering, or pregnancy if possible".

Until incomes and wages are rising again, fostering broad-based prosperity has to be the central organizing principle of center-left politics.

This theatrical think tank, winner of the 2010 regional theater Tony Award, will again foster new work development in its four conferences: for playwrights, musical theater, puppetry, and cabaret and performance.

And with the stock market showing signs that it may be ready to welcome back Internet stocks, some analysts predict that venture capitalists might soon follow, helping to again foster new technologies and companies.

And when crisis occurs, countries will often find themselves muddling through a nasty period of adjustment, until a new global system develops which once again fosters stable growth.I have to say, I find this a very tempting way to interpret global economic history.

Earlier this month, when Goldman Sachs reported record quarterly profits — and prepared to pay juicy bonuses — it was widely, and correctly, noted that the firm was leading the way back to a future in which outsized pay for short-term gains could once again foster excessive risk taking.

Although the findings were obtained in mice, these results again fostered the discussion on enhancing the TKI treatment in CML patients by cell-cycle-stimulating drugs (Essers and Trumpp, 2010).

Once again, Foster's said the deal "significantly undervalues the company".

Again Foster missed a field goal, this time from 50-yards, and the game remained tied at zero.

"The first thing that entered my mind was whether I would ever run or play basketball again," Foster said.