Sentence examples similar to fostering expectation from inspiring English sources

Researchers have highlighted the therapeutic importance for health care providers to balance fostering hope and providing realistic expectations to patients [ 42].

The wisdom held within stands as a gentle reminder of the delicate balance we, parents, must strike in fostering imagination and passion with societal expectations and social norms so that our children might flourish creatively and exuberantly without allowing them to run amuck.

A growing body of research over the last years has investigated the forward-looking dynamics of science and technologies and the 'generative' role of expectations in "guiding activities, providing structure and legitimation, attracting interest and fostering investment" (Borup et al, 2006, p. 286; see also, Brown et al, 2000; Brown and Michael, 2003; Van Lente, 1993, 2012).

England's fostering community is waiting with bated breath for the Department for Education's national fostering stocktake.

"He is fostering trust in Italy".

"They are about fostering discipline and efficiency".

Britain accused him of "actively fostering terrorism".

D.K. performed germ-free fostering experiments.

"Is fostering empathy with other people's feelings valuable?

The Home Office said they were barred for "fostering hatred".

Mr. Morrice was also concerned with fostering young British choreographers.