Nokia, as chief OEM partner, gave Microsoft avenues to secondary markets that it could not have hoped to build or foster itself.
Indeed, the social network has become something like an economy into itself, fostering businesses like the music service Spotify.
Yet China is becoming a force in its own right in high-tech innovation and is itself fostering IT giants, such as the Semiconductor Manufacturing International Corporation SMICC), another foundry.But Taiwan is adapting.
Fin de siècle Vienna, for example; Paris in the Roaring Twenties; London in the Swinging Sixties; and New York in the Seventies, a city on the cusp of reinventing itself, fostering intense creativity – the downtown art and punk rock scenes – set against a backdrop of urban decay and sky-high crime rates.
Google has brought this "challenge" upon itself, fostering this type of imaginative wandering and creativity in its employees, with its 20percenttimeme.
It prided itself on fostering talent.
AIPAC has historically prided itself on fostering bipartisanship, and its conference in March will feature Democratic and Administration officials eager to remain in its good graces.
However, she has made martyrs of some Sikhs whom a majority of Sikhs had considered fanatics, and she divided the army against itself by fostering mutiny in the Sikh contingent.
And your Instagram presence — specifically, earning the "endorsement" of high-profile followers — determines your next date, if what you seek is a membership on Raya, a new dating app that prides itself on fostering an intimate community of celebrities and creative people.
In a state that prides itself on fostering diversity, it is simply ironic that Virginia facilitates such a law.
That prompted Don Hale, vice president for public relations and marketing communications at GSU, to say "Georgia State prides itself on fostering an enterprising and entrepreneurial spirit among its students.
