Sentence examples for essentially foster from inspiring English sources
A Manhattan judge has scheduled a hearing next month to determine whether the city's plan to develop public housing in a rundown patch of Williamsburg, Brooklyn, would essentially foster segregation.
Essentially Foster's approach is the introduction of a new trial function, (varphi_{1}) in the foregoing equations, since other researchers use the ordinary wavelet transforms.
He photographed productions, designed sets and graphics and essentially fostered the company's image alongside its founders, Robert Joffrey and Gerald Arpino.
The prose writers exhibited the inquiring mind of the 18th century; a scientific interest in the novelties of the new world and their perception of man as a social being show that, while the Romantic movement was under way in Europe, early Australia was essentially fostered by the Enlightenment.
With cheap prices, perfect product and on-time shipments, he and a few partners built a multi-million pound drug empire out of essentially nothing, fostering a demand for the highly-addictive Xanax among thousands of British users.
Actually, it's a bit of a shame that the 2008 filler episode The Doctor's Daughter ever happened, because Ashildr/Me is essentially a foster daughter version of that.
Once the filmmakers focused on the home for runaways, an unexpectedly compelling narrative formed between Asad, an ambulance driver often charged with driving these children home, and Omar and Shehr, two young boys shown in all their wild glory, roaming freely even though they are in what's essentially a foster home.
Like thousands of professionals around the country, Mr. Ronai has eluded the traditional constraints of geography — not to mention altitude — to foster a white-collar career essentially based in the wilderness.
Essentially, they are considered to create sufficient framework conditions to foster uptake.
Poker is essentially a social game, and allowing hospitality establishments to host tournaments would foster play and add business (and resulting tax revenue) to New York.
