Sentence examples for foster mass from inspiring English sources
Messianic faith, often based on calculations from The Book of Daniel and other biblical passages, tended to foster mass enthusiasm.
Desertification and drought foster mass movements of people, spread epidemics and create conflicts for the control of resources.
Many aspects of American culture contribute to one such "barrel" -- the "barrel" that fosters mass murder.
Greece from 800 - 500 BCE experienced continual class tensions between the aristocracy and the poor over land scarcity, which fostered mass migrations around the Mediterranean world.
This work aims to foster the mass use of buckling restrained braces, mainly in developing countries.
The simultaneity of this and other Muslim rituals is Islam's way of fostering fellowship, mass sympathy, and a powerful sense of solidarity that works even without interaction; just passing an obviously Muslim person on the street, you know you're in it together.
Focusing particularly on the role of labor-management relations in fostering "flexible mass production" in Japan since the 1950s, Lazonick criticizes those economists and politicians who, in the face of the Japanese challenge, would rely on free markets alone to restore the international competitiveness of industry in Britain and the United States.
That may be the real opportunity: creating a dialogue with a community of interested individuals, which nonprofit groups could previously foster only with mass mailings and unsolicited e-mail messages.
Our own previous work revealed a significant increase of early vascularization mediated by EPC [ 7] which foster the bone mass increase supported by MSC in critical size defects of the femur [ 8, 9] and of the skull [ 10] in rats.
Michael Wolfe, Executive Director of the local non-profit education and advocacy organization Authors Alliance, presented on "Fostering Innovation," through mass digitization.
