Sentence examples similar to foster a controversy from inspiring English sources
Should it foster a healthy imagination?
In the 1960s and 1970s the population growth rates — then of the same magnitude as those of sub-Saharan Africa today — fostered a number of controversies in the West about the capacity of the earth to feed a constantly growing mankind.
Mr. Bryant has earned millions in product endorsements by fostering a clean-cut image and building a career free of significant controversy.
The article reported that he had criticized the training for fostering a presumption of guilt against male students — an assertion that drew him into significant controversy on the Yard.
Dr. Teller's actions split scientists into warring camps and created huge, lingering controversies over his legacy, including whether his work in the cold war had fostered a dangerous nuclear arms race or an uneasy peace that helped crush Soviet Communism.
It fostered a very strong team bond.
That's fostered a lot more togetherness".
Neilston fostered a flourishing textile processing industry.
Ever since it became the center of national controversy, affirmative action has too often been framed as one of categorical certainty on all sides, to the point of fostering a moralism that brooks no disagreement.
In this vulnerable time immediately following the death of 12, Buddhist teacher Roshi Joan Halifax hopes the world will make a concerted effort to "exercise responsible speech," rather than pushing boundaries that could possibly foster controversy.
