Sentence examples for fostered during from inspiring English sources

The cycle of hate, mistrust and fear fostered during centuries of inequality must be brought to a halt.

At the same time, housing for Jews is fostered: during the three years, tenders were issued for 2,437 new housing units.

By implication, the message was that any weakness in intelligence was tolerated, if not fostered, during President Bill Clinton's eight years in office.

That, and the array of further activism, feminist art and outreach programs that the Woman's Building fostered during its 18-year existence.

In Britain, there may be a huge gap between the expectations fostered during the negotiating process and the reforms that emerge.

You'd go down the corridor and see this wonderful litany of names on the doors – WN Herbert, Sean O'Brien, Linda France, Julia Darling... " The friendships she fostered during her time at Newcastle proved just as important.

To investigate the relationships that link early interference to infant-mother interactions, separation anxiety, and CO2 sensitivity, we focused on the ventilatory response to heightened CO2 concentrations in outbred mice repeatedly cross-fostered during the first postnatal days.

The Sun in the Church: Cathedrals as Solar Observatories, by J. L. Heilbron (Harvard University, $18.95), tells of how four European churches fostered astronomical research during the scientific revolution by installing precision instruments to fix the correct date for Easter, and how the Catholic Church supported such studies during the furor over Copernicus and his heliocentric theory.

Arthur Ding, a research fellow at the Institute of International Relations in Taipei, the Taiwanese capital, said China might have thought its growing economic power and the improving cross-strait relations fostered by Mr. Ma during his 20 months in office might have persuaded the United States to put off any weapons deal.

The main results2 show (1) the riding skills that were fostered and undervalued during initial training and (2) the extreme poverty of the educational training settings proposed by all the studied instructors.

Present were two visions of how a baseball team can withstand a fallow season, two philosophies on fostering talent during a depressed period.