Sentence examples for foster less from inspiring English sources

Old cutovers (>40 years) foster less forage for caribou and may act as a refuge from predation.

But Johnson does not resile from his basic belief that the Middle East needs to foster less sectarian leadership, a criticism that he applies to Iranians as much as Saudis.

A holistic approach to getting older, says Dr. Baumann, can help foster less anxiety about its effects on the body.

Edwards also quotes the political scientists Matthew Baum and Samuel Kernell, who, in a more systematic examination of Roosevelt's radio addresses, found that they fostered "less than a 1 percentage point increase" in his approval rating.

But the downside of dividing labor is that when you start to routinely take care of something, it quickly becomes your "job". And when something is your job, you are expected to take care of it, and so it fosters less gratitude.

Or it could mean fostering less structured exchanges through instant message platforms like Slack or Chatter.

Optimism and a positive mood state have been indirectly linked to an internalized HLC, by fostering less risky health-related behaviors [ 37].

Finally, the study will address whether the interventions are "safe" (i.e. that they do not worsen processes or outcomes of care) and could even have benefits (e.g. fostering less stigmatized views of depression) among non-depressed persons.

Furthermore, the two sides have been careful to foster a less confrontational atmosphere.

In tone and touch, her essay collection I Feel Bad About My Neck makes a useful bible for those of us who foster the less useful knack for seeming irritating.

More education and advocacy efforts aimed at enabling students better to understand sexual orientation, at training teachers about how to respond to anti-gay slurs in their classroom, and at getting gay youth (and their parents) to accept their sexuality, might be a more prudent and useful way to foster a less prejudiced society.