Sentence examples for fostered in a from inspiring English sources

"Private trust by the Afghans — so vital to our purpose — is not fostered in a public hurry".

Ofsted is a corporate concept in the sense that everything is driven by competition and competition can only be fostered in a world of constant measurement.

An important practical implication is that trust can be fostered in a virtual world environment and collaboration on complex tasks can be carried out effectively in virtual worlds.

Experiencing an all-women's college, they say, gave them confidence and leadership skills that would not have been fostered in a coeducational environment.

I believe that Straw's comfortable distinction between right and wrong must have been fostered in a world of warmth, caring parents, adequate housing and good education.

Isn't the inclination toward political participation a positive one, and something that should be fostered in a child, whether by giving her a chance to meet her congresswoman or one to talk to a former prime minister?

In place of fostering evangelical conversion, religiously liberal educators sought to foster in students a surprisingly more gendered ideal of character and service than had earlier evangelical educators.

You know, fortunately, the trend towards openness and, and sharing ideas has, has been fostered in an incredible way".

She fostered in all of us a love of art, music, theatre, and travel.

When, at Cornwell School, Manor Park, a teacher fostered in him an interest in film-making, he edited Paperchase, which won a national competition.

"I was fostered in 1967, a few months before Enoch Powell's 'Rivers of Blood' speech".