Sentence examples similar to foster destruction from inspiring English sources
The Reagan Administration carried out a morally debased effort to foster mutual destruction between the two countries during the war that they fought from 1980 to 1988.
For Mr. Potts, an archaeologist by training, the recent attention to the role of collectors and museums in fostering the destruction of archaeological sites is misplaced.
The score's advanced harmonic language was so chromatic (using pitches that are foreign to the established scale) that it fostered the destruction of orthodox concepts of harmony.
Cancer vaccines are solely meant to amplify the pool of type 1 cytokine oriented CD4+ and CD8+ T cells that recognize tumor antigen and ultimately foster control and destruction of a growing tumor.
"It's encouraging us to believe that there are therapeutics that can not only manage the pain and inflammation of diseases like that, but also potentially impact bone destruction," Foster says.
I can think of a lot of darker ideologies that this kind of creative destruction can foster — particularly if income inequality persists.
Its all designed to foster Schumpeter-style creative destruction.
"The state is paying for not only the mother in prison, but the child in foster care, and the destruction that causes among families".
Which means the state is paying for not only the mother in prison, but the child in foster care, and the destruction that causes among families".
In adult mice, they are associated with stem cell niches in both the proximal and distal airways, and it has been proposed that they foster a microenvironment resistant to destruction of environmental agents and promoting stem cell renewal (Linnoila 2006).
