Sentence examples for because they would foster from inspiring English sources

Mr. Burke said he supported the proposed changes because they would foster a "positive experience for the visitor".

But all of them would pay long-term dividends, because they would foster massive U.S. innovation in new clean technologies that would stimulate the real Dow and much lower emissions that would stimulate the Climate Dow.

American officials said Mr. Bush's Texas ranch is the preferred location for the meeting because it would foster discussions in an informal setting.

Participants took as many sessions as needed until they were satisfied that the routines they had refined would foster the relevant clinical thinking in their students.

My advice: we often hear that someone can't do foster care because "they would just get too attached".

Locke famously advised parents to keep their children away from servants, as they would only tell children frightening stories that would foster a fear of the dark.

Maybe they wouldn't judge each other because they would know we're all related.

You know, because they would notice anyway.

We expected that the interventions in this review would foster a sense of control because patients would have identified and possibly practised asking questions.

They suggest the need for more research to inform the design of instructional programs that would foster development of specific foundational spatial concepts and skills.

Breastfeeding affected women's food consumption practices, dictating the kinds of foods that would foster milk production, but also be healthy and nourishing for the newborn's sensitive stomach: " Because they said if you eat more of those starchy foods they will make you more gassy and the baby will be more uncomfortable, so try to avoid starchy food - rice, more pitas.