Sentence examples for foster over from inspiring English sources

A multistage process involving the Iraqi government providing support and legitimacy for such initiatives could foster over the longer term political reconciliation between the participating Sunni Arabs and the national government.

Toni's challenge was figuring out how to scale her company "efficiently and powerfully" while maintaining the company culture that she had taken pains to foster over the years.

The Social Democratic and Labour party (SDLP) had won cross-party support from unionists, greens and leftwingers for its motion censuring Foster over allegations about the "cash for ash" scandal.

Desserts are uniformly interesting, and several — including the complex English figgy pudding with caramel sauce (redolent with ginger), the bananas Foster over challah French toast, and the apple crisp — are good enough on their own to inspire a visit.

In other meets, he finished second behind Foster over 50 meters last month in Los Angeles and third behind Kingdom and Dees over 55 meters two weeks ago in the Vitalis Meadowlands Invitational.

WHAT WE LIKE Baked brie and berries, grilled shrimp, fried calamari, two tartare (tuna and salmon), pan-seared scallops, radicchio and endive salad; seared ahi tuna, wasabi-pea-crusted Chilean sea bass; English figgy pudding, bananas Foster over challah French toast, apple crisp.

If nothing else, businesses in the tech industry have a responsibility to help fund these organizations and account for the changes they have fostered over time.

Improving workplace norms may be essential to achieving gender equality, as the Princeton professor Anne-Marie Slaughter suggested in her recent essay in The Atlantic, but it will not change the incentives that foster over-employment at the top of the labor market and underemployment at the bottom.

My parents had an album of pictures of all the children they had fostered over the years.

This view was fostered over millenniums, by the pronatalism of the Hebrew Bible, the Roman Empire, the Roman Catholic Church and Arab thinkers like Ibn Khaldun.

This relationship between clinical medicine and imaging technology, nurtured and fostered over the past 75 years, has cultivated extraordinarily rich collaborative opportunities between basic scientists, engineers, and physicians.