Sentence examples for fostered years from inspiring English sources

In the U.S., the abolition of slavery spawned decades of institutional racism, victory in World War Two fostered years of McCarthyism, and the aftermath of 9/11/2001 generated a surveillance state that we're just now attempting to restrain.

Campaigners warn that European countries' administrations have for years fostered widespread violations of the rights of Roma children.

In 1960, he accepted appointment as physician-in-chief of The Rockefeller Hospital and for fourteen years fostered clinical research and clinical care on our campus.

He did explain his love of Bitcoin, first fostered during his senior year of college in 2012 when he managed to mine 22 Bitcoins.

It's built on soundsystem culture, nurtured trip-hop, fostered dubstep, and in recent years has birthed a wealth of contemporary, and game-changing, house and techno stretching from Julio Bashmore to Livity Sound.

A 2002 cease-fire ushered in several years of calm and fostered hopes that peace would prevail, but the truce broke down as renewed attacks in the past two years killed 5,000 people.

The dynamic of the practice meeting revealed the pattern of organizing that fostered change and improvements over the years.

The total number of fostered children was slowly rising in the last years, reaching 348 children in 2013.

Over the past eight years the RTI has empowered citizens and fostered transparency, and the new website could spark a wave of government disclosures.

It offers a history of national transportation planning in the United States — yes, it ends with the Interstate System — and presents the counterexample of the Spanish AVE system, which in less than 20 years has linked the country from north to south and fostered economic development in the cities it serves (at a cost of increased national debt and higher taxes).

During Schotter's eight years as department chairman, however, the department "decided to change the norms that fostered mediocrity".