Sentence examples for fostered on from inspiring English sources

Dr. Thurman said the types of discussions fostered on "Global Spirit" are urgently needed.

The boom-time Chinese art world, in particular, gets a freshly drawn close-up, from the dealers and collectors to the artist colony Ellie's friend has fostered on the outskirts of Beijing.

The Hollywood and Angeles String Quartets flourished in Los Angeles, but the art of the quartet has not enjoyed the continuous cultivation there that has been fostered on, say, the Upper West Side.

She and Wilson have often fostered, on an emergency basis, older children or sibling groups; Janis – no surprise here – would often argue fiercely with their social workers over their rights.

Julian Dennison plays said miserable teenager Ricky who worships Tupac, but is a blight on the local family services department: he is eventually fostered on a rough-hewn middle-aged couple called Bella and Hec (played by Rima Te Wiata and Sam Neill).

Armed with these, he took lectureships at the University of Leeds and later the University of Ulster in the growing field of media studies, adding new cohorts of young enthusiasts to those he had fostered on the Liverpool Daily Post and the Pic.

Such centers will serve as a vehicle to foster on-campus interaction through interdisciplinary research involving multiple departments.

This can have its pros and cons but the weakness lies in the lack of formalised effort to foster on-going professional development including perspectives toward possible futures.

I believe that public debate, such as the relatively modest one we are trying to foster on Occam's Corner this week, is very important.

Closing remarks foster on future perspectives, challenges and shortcomings associated with the use of surrogate models by aircraft industrial aerodynamicists, despite their increased interest among the research communities.

And that's precisely what the Times is hoping to continue to foster on About.com.