Sentence examples similar to foster little from inspiring English sources
The first glimpse of him fostered little confidence.
High-fiving delegates evidently fosters little risk of violence.
Four decades of Belgian colonial government fostered little development and a lot of ethnic animosity.
I want to stop relying on my ability to complete things in a short amount of time, but even this awareness fosters little motivation to start assignments early.
I'd like to foster a little bit of that excitement around technology in my children.
Had I been able to comprehend the part about how critical it is to foster a little more dispassion in myself for the kids' sakes, I think we'd all be happier now.
But some advocates for the deaf say that a fervent devotion to the exclusive use of sign language by many of the deaf has helped foster a little known and surprising problem: The average 18-year-old deaf American reads at a fourth-grade level.
Airlines would do better to foster a little innovation that makes their customers' lives better, but they won't change until it affects their bottom line.
In addition to same-day instant bookings, Airbnb is trying to foster a little spontaneity from users in San Francisco by introducing the concept of "Weekend Getaways".
That said, it's probably a pretty great activity to foster a little bit of parent/child bonding, and there's something satisfying when things come together as designed.
