Sentence examples for but also fostered from inspiring English sources

The new property legislation controlled it but also fostered it, by encouraging people to do whatever the law would let them get away with.

And in the 1980's, hip-hop revived rhythm but also fostered the myth that truly "black" music does not utilize melody or harmony.

The soaring crime rates and urban disintegration that ravaged other parts of the Bronx in the 1970s nurtured a sense that the communities were havens, but also fostered a bunker mentality of sorts.

This delegation of some administrative functions to the local level multiplied the number of state agents on the local level but also fostered a sense of responsibility among the active and cultured members of the local upper classes.

After my family's horrible experience on April 10 at the Phillies' home opening game, letters to and responses from the Philadelphia Phillies and the baseball commissioner Bud Selig, it is obvious this climate of danger is not only accepted in Philadelphia, but also fostered.

Reminding not only supported memory, but also fostered appropriate transfer to new situations.

Meetings are opportunities not simply to get things done, but also foster a positive team culture.

"We want it to be fun, but also foster a lifelong interest in art and museum going".

But comfortable, affluent Americans also have a stake in defending economic dynamism, which not only preserves and extends prosperity but also fosters creativity, enterprise, and learning.

Travel restrictions between Israel, Gaza and the West Bank not only undermine the economic stability of the region, but also foster a continued "us versus them" mentality.

The postcards themselves, she adds, not only reveal something about the other person, but also foster a more conventional approach to friendship.