Sentence examples for foster existing from inspiring English sources
Housing+ intends to foster existing Vietnamese practices and culture while guiding the modernization needed for massive growth.
Additionally, because most tools retain tree-based imagery, they may retain design elements that foster existing student misconceptions about the evolutionary process (e.g., Matuk 2008).
Because these tools retain tree-based imagery, they may retain conceptual constraints in their design that foster existing student misconceptions about the evolutionary process (e.g., Matuk 2008).
And if being made to feel second best when fostering discourages existing foster carers, there are even more difficulties in persuading men to consider fostering in the first place.
They noted that the CVE program characterizes Muslims as suspect – which fosters the existing culture of Islamophobia and hostility in the country that leads to discrimination.
While some needed innovations can be fostered through existing public and private mechanisms at the national level, such efforts have proven inadequate to meet global sustainability goals, particularly with regard to meeting the needs of the world's poorest, most vulnerable or marginalized in current and future generations.
Notwithstanding, as some explicative variables might narrow or spread its effects on students' performance along their entire educational career, having a complete picture of the role of predictors on educational outcomes since primary school would be particularly important to foster the existing knowledge about the association of predictors and learning achievements.
Some fostering services are looking at how they can work with existing foster carers who currently foster younger children, to build on their skills and confidence and encourage them to think about fostering teens.
The protagonist of "The Pushkin House," described in a way not unlike an extended case study, reflects the immaturity of his society that is fostered by the existing political order.
That effort was fostered by an existing relationship with Vassar College, including Mr. Tallon, who in 2013 was a co-writer of a book on Notre-Dame de Paris that became the basis for a continuing exhibit in the cathedral's ambulatory.
