SAN FRANCISCO — New York City's early-music scene has fostered a number of fine period-instrument ensembles in the recent past.
When the Sino-Japanese War broke out in 1937, he published the literary journal Qiyue ("July"), with which he fostered a number of writers.
Dr. Piot described success in fighting H.I.V., where it has occurred, to prevention programs that have fostered a number of behavioral changes: postponing the age of first sexual intercourse; increasing the use of condoms; having fewer sex partners and fewer encounters with prostitutes; and improving education and access to H.I.V. tests.
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.
The most ambitious enterprise in this field is the "Bible Project" of the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, which aims to produce a critical edition of the Hebrew Bible but also fosters a number of ancillary studies in biblical text and interpretation, mostly published in its annual report Textus, in which non-Jewish as well as Jewish scholars participate.
The Art Theatre has exercised a tremendous influence on theatres all over the world: it fostered a number of experimental studios (e.g., Vakhtangov Theatre, Realistic Theatre, Habima Theatre, Musical Studio of Nemirovich-Danchenko), and, today, virtually all professional training in acting uses some aspects of Konstantin Stanislavsky's method.
I trained for three years and fostered a number of children before getting my own.
I've fostered a number of pit bulls over the years, many of whom were rescued from horrific cruelty.
The availability of new tools and large data sets in genomics has fostered a number of large-scale collaborative undergraduate research projects in genetics, evolution, and cell/molecular biology.
