When you put a group of smart, hungry people into a company, you need to foster regular, energetic conversation.
U2 ultimately chose to film in five cities in Latin America from February to March 2006, believing their absence from the region for eight years would foster an energetic atmosphere.
A first step toward this might be taken through the fostering of an energetic and highly enlightened press corps and educational establishment, doing all it can to provide the world's broadcasters, newspapers, and schools with factual information and illuminating editorials that could increase awareness of the world system as a whole.
Or perhaps that was an illusion, fostered by Ms. Vinokur's deft, energetic rendering of "Old Adam," one of Mr. Bolcom's spirited piano rags, at the end of the first half.
Mr. Phalen, an energetic man who was a foster child, has been mentoring schoolchildren, many of them poor, since he was a Harvard law school student in the early 1990s.
Moreover, the cascadic use of biomass is fostered, aimed at yielding the maximum material and energetic use of biomass with a minimal input.
He is a speaker and trainer on many topics about the foster care system, and travels around the nation delivering passionate, dynamic, energetic, and informative presentations.
This vasodilatation fosters the effect of insulin and therefore responds to the metabolic and energetic needs.
Dryas did not foster a microbial community structure specifically designed for its rhizosphere, but consumes most of the energetic resources supplied by the plant to make nutrients available.
Mr. Donnell, Mr. Grey and Mr. Godley are never better than in their duets with Ms. Foster, energetic competitions in putting over some of Porter's cleverest lyrics.
