Sentence examples for fostering a generation of from inspiring English sources

It is the same clash that pits the freedom to play video games against society's interest in fostering a generation of young adults responsive to its ideals and aspirations.

These and other investments are transforming Africa's economy and society by providing millions of Africans with formal employment for the first time, fostering a generation of African entrepreneurs, and inspiring African institutions to support vibrant manufacturing clusters.

Unreliable in every aspect of his life except the quality of his playing, he attempted to dissuade younger musicians from copying his heroin habit, but succeeded only in fostering a generation of imitators who thought that living the way he did would help them play like him, too – before discovering that no one could do that.

In the following pages I describe how their investments are transforming Africa's economy and society by providing millions of Africans with formal employment for the first time, fostering a generation of African entrepreneurs, and inspiring African institutions to support vibrant manufacturing clusters.

Kuala Lumpor's hip-hop community is mourning the loss of producer and DJ Joe Siva, a man credited with nurturing Malaysian hip-hop and fostering a generation of DJs.

The accusation both angers and amuses Spock, who wryly wonders, "If I am accused of fostering a generation of 'revolutionaries,' who takes the credit--or blame--for today's generation, which is overwhelmingly conservative?" Moreover, "I was not accused of corrupting a whole generation for the first 22 years after the book came out.

The Post earned a Pulitzer Prize, and Mrs. Graham and her team helped foster a generation of investigative reporters.

The American Negro Theatre of Harlem in 1940 fostered a generation of black actors and dramatists including Sidney Poitier, Alice Childress, and Ruby Dee.

"We have fostered a generation of 'rock 'n' roll' craftsmen who float in a sea of violent and misunderstood 'self-expressionism,' disregarding all essential laws of human and artistic integrity," she wrote in a 1973 memoir.

Ending conflicts would open the single greatest pathway to global development; the best way to save lives; the best way to foster a generation of children ready, willing and able to sustain development into the future.

Like few other movies before it, "Garden Party" makes you aware of the ravenous maw of the Internet when it comes to flesh peddling and how the unholy nexus of computers, reality television and pornography (both soft and hard core) has fostered a generation of casual exhibitionists for hire.