Sentence examples for attempting to foster from inspiring English sources

These Notting Hill escapees are exactly what's wrong with carnival and the spirit of unity that the event is attempting to foster.

I have had travel partners ask, after a cut, if I were attempting to foster solidarity with a particular Muppet, or perhaps a certain species of cactus.

Attempting to foster such a reconciliation process is now a key part of US strategy in the region, with the country having backed a Pakistan-led effort to bring the two sides together.

The Korean company is also attempting to foster a community of developers who are free to create new apps and new integrations with products beyond the original launch platform.

We present the initial discoveries from an investigation of massively collaborative problem solving (MCPS) assembled from two independent projects attempting to foster large scale distributed collaboration to solve complex problems, including those relevant to local and national security.

This paper will describe how 3M purposefully fights this tendency by attempting to foster innovation within the company through the development of efficient strategies to commercialize technology in rapidly changing environments.

Guerin has attempted to foster camaraderie among a team that, with the exception of goaltender Rick DiPietro, is vastly different this season.

In the social market economy the government attempts to foster fair play between management and labour and to regulate the relationship between the capitalist participants in the market, particularly with regard to competition and monopolies.

In its concern with the interdependence and interaction of individuals and groups, community psychology attempts to foster the creation of person environment transactions that prevent dysfunction, facilitate empowerment and social justice, and promote wellness.

So, as tasks that were once mundane and automatic have become onerous and stressful for them, we attempt to foster autonomy while protecting them from harm, as we did with our children just a few short years ago.

The new strategy attempts to foster convergence among three sectors: the life sciences, which include biotechnology and health care; information technology, which includes computer networks and software; and microelectronics, which includes sensors and chip-assisted engineering.