Sentence examples for foster bad from inspiring English sources

Simulated racing does have hazards, Mr. Wood said; the foot pedals that can be attached can foster bad habits.

Long before the Guardian launched its campaign against cyberbullying, even before Monika Lewinsky received a pummeling in the late 1990s, there was good reason to suspect that online communities would foster bad vibes.

You would rather take a time-out than hurl insults and foster bad feelings.

However, it doesn't change one of the basic conditions fostering bad and stress-inducing behaviour.

Zealots denounced Confucius for fostering "bad elements, rightists, monsters, and freaks," and one of Mao's lieutenants gave the approval to dig up his grave.

Further fostering bad feelings within communities, under a concept known as "compulsory integration" gas companies can drill under land without the owner's consent if they have leases in most of the surrounding area.

But disco had become so ubiquitous, such a catch-all marketing term – fostering bad records by the likes of Frank Sinatra – that it had become a media cliche and was ripe for a backlash.

The United States Chemical Safety and Hazard Investigation Board, a group that investigated the 2005 blast, found BP fostered bad management at the plant and that cost-cutting moves by BP were factors in the explosion.

The public server linked to AltRight.com that violated those terms was shut down along with several other public groups and accounts fostering bad actors on Discord.

"While we don't read people's private servers our Terms of Service explicitly forbid harassment, threatening messages, or calls to violence…The public server linked to AltRight.com that violated [the ToS] was shut down along with several other public groups and accounts fostering bad actors on Discord".

Not only does divisive speech bring negativity into relationships, it also fosters bad feelings.