Sentence examples for foster a wave from inspiring English sources
One of the signs of hope in the wake of the Great Recession is that talented young people are moving into urban centers and helping to foster a wave of entrepreneurship.
When it went into effect on Jan . 1 , 1994it had already fostered a wave of neoliberal trade and the opening of additional maquiladoras (export-oriented manufacturing plants).
But MIT News reports that, with the right algorithm, it is possible to scan the surrounding seas and identify conditions likely to foster a rogue wave.
"The market is increasingly consuming software as a service, creating an incredible opportunity to foster a new wave of great open source server-side software.
However, only recently broad biotechnological applications have fostered a novel wave of research on their potentialities as sustainable resources of renewable energy as well as valuable industrial and agro-food products.
The hard-line Islamic clerics who lead the Taliban showed signs, too, of fostering a new wave of hunger and helplessness among Afghanistan's 26 million people, by issuing a decree threatening death to any relief worker caught using a satellite telephone.
Railroads opened up landlocked interiors of nations, fostering a third wave of city growth outward from their main terminals.
In addition, the advent of regional satellite media, led by Al Jazeera primarily, ushered in a new sense of openness, fostering a new wave of critical reflection.
Housewives, manual laborers and wage-earning clerks hold Yeltsin responsible for the social upheaval that has fostered a crime wave and steadily eroded already deplorable living conditions.
wave is also intended to foster a more responsible spending culture among the nationals of one of the richest countries in the world.
