Sentence examples for deliberately fostering from inspiring English sources

No one accuses the leadership of deliberately fostering economic chaos; instead, economists here say Mr. Ahmadinejad fails to understand the effect of his policies.

For more than a year, some Republicans and commentators on conservative news media outlets have floated theories that senior Obama officials must have approved the operation — deliberately fostering gun violence to provide a rationale for strengthening gun-control laws — and that they were engaged in a cover-up.

"She has hitched her wagon to the partisan star by deliberately fostering the idea that she will work against everything that Scott Walker proposes, especially when it comes to the budget repair bill," Michael J. Gableman, another of the justices, said during a testy campaign event on Friday at which he spoke in support of Justice Prosser, who could not attend.

The tone is self-deprecating – and deliberately fosters a sense of mystery.

It highlighted the ineffectiveness and risks of policies that deliberately foster inequality.

Gruesome though this seems now, it's a healthier attitude than deliberately fostered, out-of-sight-out-of-mind ignorance.

As many of Nemtsov's friends have pointed out, Putin deliberately fostered the atmosphere of hysteria and hatred.

That new attitude, so deliberately fostered by Mr. Ackerman, is very much a part of Mr. Loose's game plan, too.

Wilson stumbled by implying at one point that strikes were being deliberately fostered in the Conservative interest.

It's that colonial divide-and-rule sectarianism was deliberately fostered from the first day of the occupation.

Mark Kramer, a Russia-watcher at Harvard University says that Mr Bout has deliberately fostered "mythology" about his actions.A trial in America may not illuminate such shadows.