Sentence examples for but rather fostering from inspiring English sources

The challenge of preventing abuse in an institutional setting is not about formulating policy, but rather fostering a culture that respects and implements policy at all levels.

"It does not render justice to the victims, but rather fosters vengeance".

Legislators who would rather foster political boogeymen only delay those critical reforms.

Mr. Chung notes that universities would rather foster positive relations than collect shares in student businesses.

It rather fostered my intuition and filtered out my company based on the level of sincerity shown.

Google is likely not interested in being a service provider, like Verizon, but rather in fostering a competitive climate in which ultrafast broadband becomes the norm.

But rather than fostering a universal spirit of interfaith cooperation, the hasty assemblage of religious organizations has sometimes created tensions among them.

She told him that Kaycee had not actually been her own child, but rather a foster daughter.

The thoughts and views expressed in this article are not an endorsement of pimps, drugs, or violence but rather meant to foster an appreciation for the Blaxploitation genre through a practical extended metaphor.

But she adds that rather than fostering give-and-take conversation, the advocacy groups are run by "elite people more than ever," while the millions of members mail in their dues and contributions.

We speculate that in certain circumstances, the increased presence of eosinophils in early stages of mucosal inflammation may not necessarily be an indicator of disease, but rather a host response, fostering mucosal healing and a pathway to return to homoeostasis (figure 1).