Sentence examples for fostered its development from inspiring English sources

Over the centuries, Malta's strategic position fostered its development as an important trading post and it remains a leading centre for container and freight transhipment.

The rich data that emerged from this multi-method study may assist clinical educators in manual medicine programs develop means of measuring professional confidence and fostering its development.

Insofar as autonomy is a capacity, as Wolff says, it will need to be developed before it can be exercised, and various kinds of authority — including political authority — will foster its development and make its continued exercise possible (Dagger 1997, pp. 66 68).

Intelligence is of course an important part of the equation but what of creativity, of identifying and measuring divergent thinking, and fostering its development?

In order to foster its further development and acceptance in industry, it is necessary to assess the quality of the research so that proper evidence for adoption and validity are ensured.

This practical demonstration of the benefits of wait-free synchronization should help foster its adoption in the development of distributed applications.

Despite a superficial resemblance to cinema, television both requires and fosters its own methods of character development, plot exposition and audience retention.

As Research Director he oversees SEI's global research leadership and has fostered the development of its strategic initiatives and its academic cooperation agreements.

And then I read the story, which turned out to be a strange hit job on Google for no apparent reason, trying to imply that Google has somehow bypassed Apple's "renowned secrecy" and used its ideas to foster the development of its new Chrome OS.

The side effects of this drug as well as the increasing resistance and its pharmacodynamics effects have fostered the development of newly active drugs.

Four decades of Belgian colonial government fostered little development and a lot of ethnic animosity.