Sentence examples for foster in a from inspiring English sources

It's where Chris Morris studied zoology before going on to hone his own unnervingly vicious satirical sensibility, which would have been less easy to foster in a Footlights context.

Within the fetal bovine serum (FBS) industry and among end users of FBS, there are misconceptions regarding the respective geographical origin when sourcing FBS, as suggested by Siegel and Foster in a recent Bioprocessing Journal article (Siegel and Foster 2013).

Other people said it reminded them of Bananas Foster in a glass.

He made his first Premier League appearance since August 2007, as a first-half substitute for the injured Foster, in a 5 0 defeat at Liverpool in April in which he conceded three goals.

"I have lost the ability to read, write, or even watch TV, because I can't process information or any stimulation for that matter," said Foster in a blog post for Bravo.

"Private trust by the Afghans — so vital to our purpose — is not fostered in a public hurry".

Ofsted is a corporate concept in the sense that everything is driven by competition and competition can only be fostered in a world of constant measurement.

Experiencing an all-women's college, they say, gave them confidence and leadership skills that would not have been fostered in a coeducational environment.

I believe that Straw's comfortable distinction between right and wrong must have been fostered in a world of warmth, caring parents, adequate housing and good education.

Such personality trait is for sure a culture-bound notion which could not be fostered in a short period of time.

Hence, teachers' willingness to teach evolutionary theory can be fostered in a way explicitly protecting the freedom of religion and belief.