Sentence examples similar to foster made it from inspiring English sources

Despite all this, Dr Foster makes it clear there have been improvements in many hospitals, certainly in terms of death rates.

"Foster" has made it into book form by a surprising route.

"But the ban on foster parents has made it more likely".

After spending her teenage years bouncing between foster homes, Resnick made it to Yale and then to LA, where her life grows as hazy as a Malibu sunset.

By defining lesbian feminism as centrally important to feminism, lesbian feminists helped bring greater acceptance within the women's movement to those who identified as lesbian, and they fostered an environment that made it possible for many women to name their desires and find consistency between their personal lives and their political ideals.

A wider pool of foster carers makes it more likely that fostering services can find the right foster home for each child, first time.

(The clothes, the agency discovered, never made it to the foster children; the foster mother instead gave them to her own natural relatives).

The visitors were well in command but a defensive lapse allowed QPR a foothold in the game - Mbia threading a beautifully weighted through ball to Cisse, who lifted his shot over the advancing Foster to make it 2-1.

The label "former foster youth" makes it hard for them to get jobs or rent apartments.

Thus blood and sugar feeding are mutually exclusive and antagonistic behavioral-cum-physiological properties of conflicting demands (Foster, 1995), making it hard to understand the biological consequences of the mosquito tissues involved in feeding and digestion.

Newborn babies were left in hospitals; children who had been removed from their homes for their own safety were made to sleep in city offices for nights on end; those who made it into foster homes regularly became lost in a netherworld of bureaucratic indolence.