Sentence examples for foster of course from inspiring English sources

Hope for the closeted Foster, of course, is far away and too dim for him to even imagine.

Social-media sites like Twitter and Facebook, of course, foster the art of the epigram, and some of the new aphorists (along with many thousands of other typing hands) seize on that potential.

And of course Foster is wonderfully readable; he keeps a courteous rein on his scepticism, but it is given occasional licence to fine comic effect, as in his Swiftian description of the machine which could overhear conversations from the Other Side, according to its inventor David Wilson, "a mildly deranged chemist (and part-time solicitor) in St Leonards-on-Sea Leonards-on-Sea Leonards-on-Sea

This, of course, fosters a competitiveness in vying for the token female role in the boys' club, and makes the environment less friendly to women overall.

However, student autonomy and competence are intended to be fostered by 'planned redundancy' of course content across lectures, PBL small groups, and small group laboratories, allowing individuals to emphasize learning via whichever modality they wish.

Jackie Sanders, the charity's director of public affairs, said: "This survey makes clear that information is not shared as a matter of course with foster carers and we know how damaging this can be to their families and fostered children.

The tool is part of an environment that is designed to foster meaningful learning and reuse of course design and instructional content.

Both impulses have, of course, been fostered or, if you prefer, exploited by automakers, but, in the end, responsibility for our decisions is our own.

"They'll of course seek to foster their values but there's also a question about how far they can do so before they seek to discriminate against others".

The startup plans on using the cash to hire more engineers to foster a technology-driven culture and (of course) scale.

And, of course, breast-feeding fosters maternal-infant bonding that can enhance a child's emotional development.