Sentence examples similar to foster existence from inspiring English sources
Furthermore, networks rather than resources foster the existence and growth of entrepreneurial opportunities (Aldrich and Fiol 1994).
Existences of public spaces in cities are essentials for social interactions to take place, fostering creation of sustainable, safe and livable cities.
"I must insist on this point: it is in Israel's best interest, provided its own security is not threatened, to foster a normal existence in the West Bank," he said.
Conversely, supplemental income from wildlife may encourage greater tolerance for biodiversity and, along with more equitable sharing of benefits from livestock and greater empowerment of local communities in the national and international arena, could also help foster continued co-existence between wildlife and pastoralists (Reid 2012).
Schumer said he wants to keep these trading venues in existence to foster competition, but there should be a more level playing field between the dark pools and the exchanges they compete with.
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The Nobel Prize Committee, in awarding the prize, described in the following terms: This magnificent and tragic satire criticizes the prototype of the Latin American dictator who appeared in several places at the beginning of the century and has since reappeared, his existence being fostered by the mechanism of tyranny which, for the common man, makes every day a hell on earth.
Several previous Thai studies have also implicated these indulgences in accelerating coital debut, and the type of social existence that fosters them is clearly very important in generating desire, opportunity and risk.
Cheating fosters species co-existence in well-mixed bacterial communities.
