Sentence examples for capable of fostering from inspiring English sources

Publications capable of fostering and sustaining deep-thinking policy discussions.

For Texas to thrive, it must be capable of fostering talent and innovation, not simply importing it.

Needless to say, though, the box that arrived outside Kleinrock's office wasn't a machine capable of fostering understanding among the great religions of the world.

The Times' editorial board said that as first lady, senator for New York and secretary of state, Clinton had shown herself to be "one of the most tenacious politicians of her generation", capable of fostering bipartisan cooperation.

Such an approach, he said, exempts the United States "from any constraint imposed by international law," ultimately making the country less safe and less capable of fostering free and open societies around the world.

The aim is to create purposeful companies with a more just relationship between themselves and the wider society, capable of fostering the trust relationships that are at the heart of high-innovation and high-performance workplaces.

Shankardass and Dunn [ 41] have recently argued that social epidemiology has been proficient in describing patterns in neighbourhood inequalities but has been less capable at fostering an understanding of how these effects relate to the social mechanisms of causation.

We here have demonstrated that elastin coating allows establishing a stable and bioactive functionalization capable of promoting and fostering cellular activity in vitro.

Moreover, 75% of the participants in this study agreed that a dietitian is capable of assisting them in fostering dietary changes.

I think the success of the script, and why people say 'that's a great movie' is because it reminds us of who we are and shines a little light on what we're capable of, you know?" Foster appreciated that the Scottish Mackenzie didn't "hammer us over the head with the politics of it".

"Coming of Age" proves that Foster is capable of crushing the high notes in full voice, while songs like "Goats In Trees" and "The Truth" find him settling into his lower register, very much akin to the baritone of The National's Matt Berninger.