Sentence examples for better fostered from inspiring English sources

At the same time jazz is better fostered in institutions than it was in the era when Mr. Marsalis dropped out of Juilliard.

Rather, a child's general level of fitness and motor development is better fostered by participating in multiple sports and recreational activities throughout the year.

Foster carers have also said it has helped their own children understand their fostered children better.

They also found that explaining why an exercise is correct or incorrect fostered transfer and led to better learning outcomes than explaining correct solutions only.

This study found that explaining why an exercise is correct or incorrect fostered transfer and led to better learning outcomes than explaining correct solutions only.

The study of retinoblastoma in patients, cell lines and animal models has not only generated better diagnosis and treatment strategies, but also fostered numerous discoveries regarding the basic principles of cancer [4, 5].

Australian drinking culture took a serious hit during the temperance movement: for the better part of the 20th century, pubs were required to close by 6 p.m., a restriction that fostered binge drinking (the notorious "six o'clock swill") and dampened any creativity behind the bar.

But this has fostered suspicion: that the Qataris are helping mainly in order to learn more about stolen assets and be better positioned to buy them on the cheap.Such insinuations may be cynical, but bargains are likely.

But modern trends are fostered, too.

But, if wealth fostered happiness, it appeared to drain meaningfulness.

Unfortunately this fits into a larger pattern of fostered suspicion.