Sentence examples for fostering more of from inspiring English sources

The CDC could play a leading role in fostering more of this type of research in the future, and the need for it is critical: Nearly 20,000 people died from prescription opiate overdoses in 2014, according to the CDC.

While it is clear that more research is needed in this area, we believe that fostering more of these uniquely experienced investors is one of the best ways to bring smart money into the local entrepreneurship ecosystems in which we operate — and ultimately help more entrepreneurs succeed.

Another important element is specificity, which fosters more of a connection between the two parties.

But there is a need to foster more of an open environment for developers isn't there?

The college was a "day school" and the alumni wanted to foster more of the "college life" and "college spirit" they saw in the other residential colleges.

The new White House initiative, Skills for America's Future, will try to foster more of these programs, and to certify a list of best practices for public-private retraining partnerships.

Such heated language, littered with catchphrases like "espionage mission" and "covert surveillance," is likely to erode trust between China and the United States and to foster more of the mutual suspicion that has festered over the past few years.

The real importance of the new paper, says Seru, is that it provides a powerful new metric to identify trends in innovation, which in turn opens doors toward understanding economic forces and policies that might foster more of it.

Although the movie is bound, in this politically charged climate, to be analyzed solely in terms of the position it seems to take on parent trigger or its qualms with union behavior, it's ultimately about the impact of superior teaching, the need to foster more of it and the importance of school accountability.

The European fans, meanwhile, will counter with the humour and good-natured singing that has fostered more of a party atmosphere in recent years.

Sharmaarke is equally hopeful, saying he's keen for the exhibition to foster "more of a nuanced understanding of Somalis".