Sentence examples for even fostering from inspiring English sources

It is exciting to think that, in this way, the prize may be stimulating new young writers in Wales – and maybe even fostering the development of one of its future winners!" Ambitious talk, but if you want an example of the way that a combination of Dylan Thomas and education can pay off, look no further than Vaye Watkins herself.

After fragmentation and specialisation, time has now come to put the pieces back together again, not only at the object pole of the knowledge process (moving from the elementary particles of life to the cell as a recovered whole), but also at the subject pole (shifting from specialisation to convergence and transdisciplinary research, even fostering the science-humanities dialogue).

However, even controversy fosters discussion and critical thinking, bringing in new perspectives and even fostering new initiatives to address the challenges women face in the workplace.

Public reaction varied: some women admired her strength and poise in private matters made public, some sympathized with her as a victim of her husband's insensitive behavior, others criticized her as being an enabler to her husband's indiscretions, while still others accused her of cynically staying in a failed marriage as a way of keeping or even fostering her own political influence.

Many critics say the fund often seeks to interfere too much in the domestic affairs of borrower nations, while some have accused the fund of ignoring or even fostering corruption in places like Russia.

Skyrocketing prices have even fostered a cloning industry.

Lastly, the adoption of nominally democratic institutions may fail to benefit the majority of citizens and even foster one-party rule, an outcome South Africa faces today.

The goal, the project's leaders say, is to create a template that can be duplicated over and over, and perhaps even foster a new industry.

New research from places as far afield as China's University of Science and Technology and Oxford University points out that gaming enhances learning capabilities, helps us think and react faster and even fosters our ability to build healthy relationships.

At worst it will create a deadlock and perhaps even foster an environment in which the government feels obliged to actually listen to the views of the king when making policy.

I've long felt that one of the reasons for the ambient nostalgia for classic Hollywood movies — not merely the long-overdue recognition that the studios harbored and, at times, even fostered the work of great artists but the prevalent critical fascination with all that emerges from the high-studio era — is the sense of scale.