Sentence examples for being fostered with from inspiring English sources

In China, a 'new energy' automotive industry focused on EVs is being fostered with government support as one of seven strategic emerging industries.

Even baby pigs, like wee Squeal Patrick Harris here, who was being fostered with great relish by Kirstyn Northrop Cobb, director of the Humane Society of Calvert County, and Cobb's daughter Aubrey.

As a likely prime ministerial candidate, dialogue should be fostered with Mr. Modi, rather than eschewed.

Once again, economic growth would be fostered with actions that also reinforced European unity.

Following the death of her mother and a stint in a children's home, Jenny is fostered with an apparently perfect family.

During construction, liaison was developed with the local authority for the control of environmental pollution (primarily noise) and hours of working (which had to suit railway possessions) and good relations were fostered with local residents through regular contact.

The successful crushing of dissent and the muted response from Washington contrast with the situation in neighboring Georgia, where pro-democracy groups were fostered with American aid and where a flawed parliamentary election in November drew criticism from Washington.

Her mother died of cancer when Burke was 18 months old and for a few years she was fostered with family friends in Islington where she grew up, before returning to her hard-drinking dad and her two brothers.

But they still have a long way to go, and they must be fostered with coherent government policy (see "Washington Backs Plug-ins") if they are to displace fossil-fuel power.

Vicky had been fostered with her family for a couple of years.

He talks with genuine excitement about the "special relationships" that can be fostered with international audiences, not least due to geographic links with their principal dancers and singers.