Sentence examples for end up fostering from inspiring English sources
There's some merit to this logic, just as there's some merit to the opposing logic that N.M.D. might end up fostering rancor within the alliance, alienating (and financing) the Russians, siphoning funds from other military programs, and prompting the Chinese to build lots more nukes.
"Over time, policies lose their effectiveness and may end up fostering the very conditions they seek to prevent," it said.
Will Mr Kejriwal, its charismatic leader, end up fostering a cult of personality, a bane of India's political parties?
Basic campers end up fostering their latent dendrophilia and making out with trees.
The benefit of posting those words to social media is that they end up fostering conversations about death and grief that a lot of us tend to avoid.
It was a process that ended up fostering groupthink more than collective intelligence.
Having never experienced nest parasites before, the evolutionarily naive warbler ended up fostering hoards of cowbird chicks.
"What history teaches us is that it fails and it also teaches that intolerance of this kind breathes further intolerance and ends up fostering violence.
Roosevelt seemed blind to the drinking ways of his own posh friends and insensitive to immigrant customs, so when he rigidly demanded enforcement, hundreds of saloons figured out they could stay open by slicing up their upstairs quarters into "hotels," which ended up fostering more prostitution.
Maybe social media's openness actually ends up fostering the opposite of connectedness.
Mismanaged Iraqi prisons ended up fostering radicals. .
