Sentence examples for foster still from inspiring English sources

Call it Total Design: if it seems doomed to frustration in the long run by the very individuality it sets out to foster, still, you have to admire any vision so powerfully obsessive that it can take for granted, at least for a while, the good will of those subsumed by it.

Foster still warned both benches, and on the next pitch, Daubach lined a single to right, scoring Offerman to tie the score, 3-3.

But even with that kind of performance, Foster still trails the Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) 100 Index, the fund's benchmark, because of recent rallies in energy names and cyclical commodity-related names, sectors he tends to avoid.

There, on the edge of the noxious fens and the East Anglian flatlands, at the Cavendish Laboratory and later the Laboratory of Molecular Research, he would scale great scientific heights of his own (in the structure of proteins) and foster the still greater achievements of others (Watson and Crick's discovery of the structure of DNA).

The technical finesse that Lorin Maazel fostered is still there.

In pre-production, Jodorowsky fostered the still burgeoning careers of Foss, Giger and O'Bannon, who, after their unrealized collaboration on Dune, would all go on to collaborate on Alien.

And this approach would clearly be much fairer, and would still foster racial diversity so long as race and income continue to be correlated.

Everything about them is home-based: their senior managers, their factories, even most of their shareholders.Governments still foster "national champions", banning takeovers by foreign firms and protecting home markets from imports.

Even if its net debt were zero, a government could still foster a liquid bond market by continuing to issue bonds and investing the proceeds in domestic or foreign private-sector assets.

Key advantage to these features is that they still foster sustained interaction on social media through a warmer overall experience that minimizes the fiery spikes of outrage that often cause users to disengage (or in Internet jargon, "ragequit").

That would make them foster kids and still orphans.