Sentence examples for foster not from inspiring English sources

A ban may foster, not deter, harassment or religiously motivated attacks.

Education must foster not only problem solving skills but also problem seeking skills all while maintaining the interest of the students.

As noted on the Web site: "We wish to foster not only insight, ingenuity and creativity, but also the virtue of perseverance, which is equally essential in scientific endeavors".

In one move, Allianz, which runs its insurance empire from Munich, would foster not one but two giant "bancassurance" groups, and it would increase the likelihood that the other German banks will start looking outside the country for partners.

We hope to foster not only an inclusive academic sphere, but a platform in which budding researchers can contribute to the dialogue of a more inclusive and accepting social reality.

One to two minutes is all that is needed, they say, to know whether a therapist is clicking with a client.More and more clinical tests are proving that a massage if done well can produce all sorts of positive biochemical effects that foster not only a deep sense of relaxation, but also produce lower anxiety levels and higher immune efficiency.

Their enthusiasm needs fostering, not stifling by a system that fails to reward the most motivated".

Debate should be fostered, not stifled, so I see the involvement of Channel 4 as serving an important educational purpose.

The ability of scientists and citizens to gather data quickly and efficiently should be fostered, not suppressed.

This modern betting form has attracted a new wave of interest and should be fostered, not suppressed.

We see it in the shrinking middle class and in the black community where depressionlike conditions are fostering not just a sense of helplessness, but despair.