Sentence examples for easier to foster from inspiring English sources

"It's easier to foster a student-friendly culture when the building is friendly to students," he said.

"Business is still business so cross-industry collaboration is probably a little easier to foster than getting direct competitors pulling together".

Compared to its solitary counterpart, self-deception within a collective is both easier to foster and more difficult to escape, being abetted by the self-deceptive efforts of others within the group.

It's where Chris Morris studied zoology before going on to hone his own unnervingly vicious satirical sensibility, which would have been less easy to foster in a Footlights context.

Q: Congress isn't structured in a way that it is easy to foster those connections, is it?

The beauty of pledging to never again do an all-male panel is that it is a super-easy way to foster gender equity.

But innovation is not easy, either to foster or to achieve.

Furthermore, the method is an accessible and relatively easy way to foster meaningful learning and active learning while concomitantly addressing multiple learning styles.

We need a more responsive electoral system that not only makes politicians more accountable to the public but also makes it easier for parties to foster a more inclusive political culture.

From the time of his command of No. 10 Operational Group, he had an easy rapport and worked to foster relations with the US military, presaging closer defence ties with the Americans that he pursued as CAS.

The program is seen as an easier and cheaper alternative to foster care, which is perennially short of parents and funding.