For those pundits who decry the culture of entitlement that unionization fosters, it may be useful to note that the Germans equal or surpass us in terms of productivity, even though American workers work more -- 1,804 hours versus their 1,436 hours.
But if it results in finding a loving home for children, and sparing them years in foster care, it may be the lesser of two evils.
For example, if we prize equality of possessions to foster social solidarity, it may be that producing equality among people who live in distant parts of the globe and hardly interact will have no tendency to promote solidarity across the combined population.
Mitsubishi, they contend, focuses only on the most obvious outbreaks of hostility rather than tackling an environment that may foster it.
More recent studies examine recovery from the standpoint of the role of work in people's life [ 55] or of rehabilitation services and programs that may foster it [ 24, 67- 75].
When Paulson or Bernanke speak, it may foster anxiety, but that's tempered by the fact that they seem capable.
The open era in Olympic baseball may not have yielded a dream team, but it may foster baseball's most competitive, truly worldwide series.
Viagra has become popular with gay men here and in other cities, reflecting a trend that has begun to worry health care experts, who fear that it may foster the spread of H.I.V.
In other words, if Republican governor Dennis Daugaard signs the bill into law, trans girls will be forced to use the boys' bathroom and trans boys the girls', regardless of the impact on their physical safety or mental health, or of the bigotry it may foster in their cisgender classmates.
Although such work may be of less interest to many readers, it may foster important discussions.
