Sentence examples for enough to foster from inspiring English sources

Many have not diversified their economies away from commodities or done enough to foster small firms.

But does the UK do enough to foster innovation and entrepreneurship?

Even a few minutes in the tunnel, in daylight, was enough to foster claustrophobia.

That in itself is enough to foster a looming fear of men losing their grip on society.

While some scientists express doubts that China is open enough to foster top-tier science, others are enthusiastic.

Humans need an environment that is rich and stable enough to foster further development, and a pattern of development which reflects that need.

We can only hope this reporting will cause enough embarrassment to foster some action by the N.C.A.A. Neal R. Ostman Colleyville, Tex.

The studies also show that weight training, while good for preserving or increasing muscle mass, does not use enough calories to foster weight loss and may actually result in weight gain as muscles enlarge, unless the training is accompanied by a reducing diet.

"With the products we run right now, we have enough room to foster growth for the company for the next 12 months," Zech tells us.

Cushing residents were not notified of the plan until after its approval and a public meeting was held at which objections were raised by both Cushing residents and black students that one wing of the dorm might not be enough space to foster a black community and that Kendrick House should instead be repurposed as elective all-black housing.

That, says Mr Williamson, means there are enough steel firms to foster competition at home; yet they are big enough to venture overseas.