Sentence examples for difficult to foster the from inspiring English sources
The various problems of the companies in these regions stress mainly issues of business viability, while it is difficult to foster the innovation process.
Indeed, they worked hard to foster the narrative of Obama making the difficult decision to order the SEAL operation.
Strong personal relationships are an invaluable part of education, and giant classes make it difficult to foster these relationships with every student.
First, it continues to be difficult to foster a process of territorial economic development that effectively addresses the distinct interests that exist among different community organizations.
For instance, freedom of the press can help prevent the emergence of conflicts in ethnically divided societies: a free press can make it more difficult for racist propagandists to foster the belief that certain ethnic groups are unworthy of respect.
Obama's presidency will not fix all of these ills, but it may help to foster the kind of listening and understanding environment in which those who wish to demonise and divide find it difficult to thrive.
The issue of competency can be addressed with relative ease by maternity care providers; however confidence is rather more difficult to teach, foster and attain.
And for busy parents, it can be even more difficult to help foster their kids' creativity between after-school activities, homework and regular life.
"Amid such violence, it became significantly harder for Iraqi leaders to make the difficult compromises necessary to foster reconciliation".
