Sentence examples for fostered connections from inspiring English sources

The first was mass ownership of automobiles, which both decentralized the nation’s demography as well as fostered connections between points on the periphery (many Americans now commute from their homes in one suburb to their jobs in another).

Shabab operatives have already fostered connections with al-Qaeda in Yemen, with IS and with Shabab's own al-Hijra franchise in Kenya.

Chairs fostered connections with the profession/trade by encouraging and accommodating industry leaves and service to the profession.

That eBay -like ad marketplace has since fostered connections between 11,000 advertisers and publishers and attracted the attention of Yahoo!, which bought a 20% stake in the private company.

As a freshman at Babson College in Massachusetts, Gautam Gupta led his school's entrepreneurship club and, in the process, fostered connections with a handful of the Boston's venture capital investors.

As depicted in Figure  4, we observed that positive LIS fostered connections between staff members, allowing for new information exchange and diversity of cognitive schema.

We exchange cards, shake hands, bid farewell and leave, with a connection made and good will fostered, all thanks to an open door in a parking lot.

By providing this foundational and continuing connection point between all students and the lecturer, a vibrant community of sharing is both fostered and maintained.

Foster carers have also said it has helped their own children understand their fostered children better.

But modern trends are fostered, too.

But, if wealth fostered happiness, it appeared to drain meaningfulness.