Sentence examples similar to foster deficits from inspiring English sources
Rather than fostering a deficit of the imagination, modernity permits people to inhabit multiple worlds of the imagination and to create provisional narratives that impart meaning to daily existence.
So, if ADHD or related executive functions deficits foster abnormal eating behaviors contributing to obesity, is there evidence supporting that ADHD and executive dysfunction also represent a barrier to effective and lasting weight loss in individuals with obesity?
Communities have traditionally played an important role in helping families fill these deficits (Foster, 2004; Mutangadura & Makaudze, 2000; World Bank, 1997), but this safety net may be disintegrating under the strain of the current crisis (Foster, 2005; Mtika, 2001; Ntozi & Zirimenya, 1999).
Aberdeen played with renewed vigour in the final period of the game when Foster halved the deficit with a 25-yard smack that McGregor looked to have covered but merely diverted into his goal.
Republicans accused the White House of "never" balancing the budget, and Mr. Ryan argued that ending deficits would foster a healthier and faster-growing economy.
Tax cuts are always popular but they tend to foster ever larger budget deficits.
To help remedy this deficit and foster better understanding among educators, I review here a number of books available to the general reader.
Combined with appropriate macroeconomic measures, deficit reduction can foster high labour market participation and economic expansion.
The rules, with a two-year phase-in, are meant to rein in runaway deficit spending and foster long-term stability.
That will not be possible without more reform: cutting the fiscal deficit; continuing to foster competition; privatising more state-run enterprises.There are other reasons for cheer.
