Sentence examples for could not foster from inspiring English sources

Don't forget, this is the very same council that decided that Ukip supporters could not foster and raise children – such are its priorities.

And he mused happily in his book "The Case for Worker's Co-ops" (1978), that if such clubs could not foster co-operative behaviour in Britain and America, they "might well deserve to be copied on their own account".Correction: The petrol incident described in the first paragraph took place in Zambia, not Botswana as we originally wrote.

By the time the byelection was in full swing, Ukip were making hay in Rotherham after two of their local supporters claimed they had been told by the Labour-run council they could not foster eastern European Roma children because of their political allegiances.

The authors found several levels of efficiency in the markets, but overall, TA strategies could not beat the buy and hold benchmark, and prices could not foster excess returns above the market average.

There was, however, one small suggestion of cheer, in indications that Henry's handball had achieved what home rule, the Good Friday agreement and Jedward could not: fostering a sense of fellow feeling between old enemies Ireland and England.

If the developers of Oculus Rift were to see themselves as the latest innovators in a long history of artistic thought, rather than the ex nihilo disruptors of extant computing platforms, there's no reason why they, too, couldn't foster "richness" in this sense.

I broke into tears over my disappointment with the world at large, still refusing to accept that I couldn't foster a better world than what he had known.

I broke into tears over my disappointment with the world at large, still refusing to accept that I couldn't foster a better world than what he had known.

Such personality trait is for sure a culture-bound notion which could not be fostered in a short period of time.

This could also be attributed to a medical culture that does not foster admitting mistakes or asking for help.

Such experiences did not foster dissent.