Sentence examples for fostered a climate from inspiring English sources

And the Great Depression that followed the 1929 crash fostered a climate for reform that has proven hard to replicate.

Her murder, whoever ordered it, reflected extremely badly on the Kremlin which had fostered a climate where such killings could happen.

But their success fostered a climate of public interest in new art that helped lubricate the financing and construction of Tate Modern.

The investigation stems from accusations that the Police Department's failure to discipline officers in excessive force cases has fostered a climate of brutality.

He claims that a blind belief in multiculturalism has fostered a climate of fear and allowed political correctness to run mad.

He said the Bush administration had fostered a climate of fear "to distort America's priorities abroad and stifle dissent at home".

But it says that the government has been fostering a climate of hostility against Jews.

But what about fostering a climate of safety and respect in society at large?

Each side charged the other with fostering a climate in which terrorism can thrive.

"Those who say the government is fostering a climate of fear are hopelessly wrong.

Far-right groups are on the rise across the continent, founded on hostility to foreigners and fostering a climate of race hate.