Sentence examples for fostering both from inspiring English sources
The twist: during the taping they live together, fostering both rivalries and (the producers hope) romances.
Rather than a restriction, "The law has quite the opposite effect: It subsidizes and so produces more political speech," fostering "both the vigorous competition of ideas and its ultimate object — a government responsive to the will of the people".
UAE sees the solution in fostering both tourism and sustainable sources of energy with the aim of becoming the silicon valley for green energy [31].
Through actually communicating, the different perspectives of the academic and the practitioner may well motivate innovation and creativity; fostering both deeper insights and better applications.
Thus far, we have pondered over the lessons learned and insights gleaned on fostering both cognitive and social dimensions of an online group through formal and informal platforms, respectively.
Nevertheless, the importance of fostering both environmental knowledge and connectedness to nature as complementary drivers of ecological behaviour, as offered by nature-based environmental education, should be researched further as a highly promising approach to fostering ecologically-motivated individuals.
(It may be no accident that testosterone-soaked ghettos foster both high levels of crime and high levels of illegitimacy).
Evolutionary psychology, like all alluringly comprehensive Theories of Everything, can foster both valuable insights and the daffiest poppycock.
Its songs use constricted structures to foster both tension and comedy, as when Mark Mothersbaugh proclaims, "I've got an uncontrollable urge," to music that's strictly under control.
Mr. Bernanke said, "and will continue to formulate policy to guard against risks to our dual mandate to foster both maximum employment and price stability".
As mothers of bilingual toddlers, JENNIFER FRIEDMAN and JENNIFER WOODRUFF were determined to place their children in a nursery school that would foster both languages.
