Sentence examples for either to foster from inspiring English sources

With this technique, weights of evidence method (Soares-Filho et al. 2004; Soares-Filho et al. 2006) were used where static and dynamic biophysical and anthropogenic factors were accounted as independent variables at the systems loop either to foster or hinder landscape transition.

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

Unfortunately, the lull in hostilities during those periods was not utilized by either side to foster more sustainable peaceful relations.

Thus, those designing a complementary therapy service have two choices: they can either work to foster the perception of 'good' evidence or select complementary therapies for which NHS professionals already believe 'good' evidence exists, such as acupuncture, osteopathy and chiropracty.

Individual forms tend to foster either apolitical or politically conservative attitudes predicated on the belief that each person experiences God's judgment upon death and that there is therefore little purpose to changing the world.

An open letter from the team asking the fans to accept that it might take some new arrivals a little longer "to adapt to the German mentality and lifestyle" was either an earnest attempt to foster integration or a cynical, Magath-led ploy to shift the blame from the obsessive wheeler-dealer manager to the foreign recruits.

In sum, the Supreme Court's Noel Canning decision upholds the D.C. Circuit's outcome, but repudiates its reasoning and leaves the elected branches with pretty much the same tools already available to them to foster either friction or cooperation.

Continuing to use these visual clichés and passing them off as indicative of everyday life does nothing to foster understanding on either side of the pond.

If that were to foster resentment on either side of the Alpine divide, it would not be a benign outcome.

There is nothing like having good conversations around "good" data, either big or small, to foster trust and to invent new approaches that address the issues of poverty and inequity in, as Mayor Dinkins once put it, the gorgeous mosaic NYC is.

Newton et al. [ 47] claimed that admission policies to foster BSN candidateship can either promote success or facilitate failure.