Sentence examples for foster wider from inspiring English sources

The consortium, at myoncofertility.org, is led by the Northwestern researchers and seeks to foster wider attention to and better options for fertility preservation in young cancer patients.

As some 250 Cuban and foreign connoisseurs gathered last week in Havana for the World Congress on Art Deco, there was hope the event would foster wider recognition of the island's Art Deco heritage and the urgent need to preserve it.

This study is intended to develop an evidence-base to help patients and providers make informed choices and to foster wider adoption of relapse-prevention pharmacotherapies.

The meeting was a model for how to use science and medicine not only to solve important health problems, but also to foster wider social and political change.

The effectiveness of the government in generating "a spacious commonwealth" is now as much in the interest of the private sector as is the private sector's ability to foster wider spread prosperity and economic opportunity is for the government.

Intuitive software tools which support interactive formulation of query parameters by non-experts can foster wider and more flexible usage of time course data analysis tools by scientists and analysts in a range of disciplines.

Interactive discussions were then held about the processes that were required to foster wide spread participation.

They will also, as the climate change centres do, reach out to patients and citizens to foster a wider engagement and support for safe, high-quality healthcare as part of the wider quest for living a life that is both healthy and sustainable.

He also urged backs to get more involved in clearing out the tackle area as he tried to foster a wider game.

The panel's members expect no consensus, but they do hope their deliberations will foster a wider public debate.As for the expected statement, that is up to Mr Abe alone.

While the occasional theme quotation has perhaps introduced a famous musical classic to millions who would not otherwise haveheard it, the "workshop" program, showing how music and musicians go about their business, has broken down barriers of technique and exposed the raw materials of music in a way that has probably helped to foster a wider interest in the finished product.