Sentence examples for foster a good from inspiring English sources

"But we think it will foster a good learning environment".

It was marked by a rigid, regimented curriculum designed to foster "a good and obedient, faithful, and respectful character".

"If you want to do business," he says, "you have to foster a good relationship with the government of the day.

"What you need to foster a good environment is prison officers who are able to work with prisoners but then help mentor them towards education and work, because most prisoners don't want to do that instantly, so you need to have healthy relationships to start turning their lives around.

"As a club, St Johnstone has tried to foster a good relationship with he local council.

That allows them to work together in training and also spend time together, which can only help them foster a good attitude.

"He's done a great job of fostering a good environment down there.

But fostering a good atmosphere also involves the coaches, the parents, the fans and the community, Mr. Gulino said.

Their posts are probably as biased as anyone else's, but reading them fosters a good kind of envy of the positive, self-motivating variety.

"It would have fostered a good international image of China and benefited not only gay people here, but also China as a whole, because it would have shown the image of a harmonious society with gay people living happily in China".

Handing out subsidies to business in St . Paulis not fostering a good business climate.