Sentence examples similar to foster to sell from inspiring English sources

But the People's Republic needs to foster higher value-added products to sell abroad.

A Fifth Down reader, CL from California, chimed in this morning: "Typical Woody Johnson amateur hour again: A cynical move for the cheap spectacle and quick fix (Favre and now pursuing Tebow) to sell PSLs, instead of fostering a philosophy and culture in which a team can flourish consistently every year (e.g., Pittsburgh)." But that was written while Tebow's arrival was still a possibility.

Foster's secured control over Southcorp when it convinced Portfolio Partners, a large institutional shareholder, to sell its 5% stake in Southcorp, giving Foster's 50.9% stake in Southcorp.

The expired rules, intended to foster competition in the $127 billion local-calling market, required the Bells to sell network access at below-market rates set by regulators.

The bishops called on countries across the region to foster the economic and security conditions for Christians to live securely, and urged Christians not to sell their property if they did emigrate.

The rules required the local companies, known as Baby Bells, to sell access to the lines at a discount to foster competition in the $127 billion local-phone market.

Adapting fostering to older people.

Foster parents ranged from new to fostering to very experienced.

The Barnstormers' recent losses of $1.5 million a year forced the owner, Jim Foster, to sell.

Nothing to sell.

He refused to sell.