Sentence examples for fostering the spread from inspiring English sources

Mr. Mandle, an economist, and Mrs. Mandle, a sociologist-anthropologist, had spent years studying and fostering the spread of basketball in the Caribbean.

But over the last decade, the rating services helped Wall Street repackage mortgages into securities, thereby fostering the spread of risky lending that eventually imperiled the economy.

And what this estimate shows -- given the conditions fostering the spread of H.I.V. in China -- is that a major explosion of H.I.V. and AIDS will happen there.

In the 1980s and '90s the church's position banning condom use by Catholics was criticized by health and human rights advocates as possibly fostering the spread of AIDS.

The executives, Charles O. Prince III, the former chief executive of Citigroup; E. Stanley O'Neal, the former chief executive of Merrill Lynch; and Angelo Mozilo, the founder and chief executive of Countrywide Financial, dismissed suggestions that they had reaped lavish compensation while fostering the spread of risky subprime lending.

Under this model, the ecological characteristics fostering the spread of a sepsis-inducing oral flora include the following: Prey escape lizard attacks after being bitten Bacteria acquired from the lizard mouth cause a systemic infection in prey, achieving high densities in tissues that are normally consumed by lizards.

Many of the Pashtuns in the city live in cramped, impoverished conditions, which can foster the spread of the disease, particularly in the humid summer.

But the felt on these shoes has been found to foster the spread of harmful parasites and algae that can sicken or kill fish and damage their environment.

It also criticises the EU's lack of support for democrats in the Middle East prior to the Arab spring, saying it failed to actively encourage and foster the spread of freedom and democracy in the region.

The city council member went on to criticize the Catholic Church for its opposition to the distribution of condoms in the 1980's, an action he said helped foster the spread of AIDS.

For two years, Dr. Gao has organized a one-woman crusade to help poor farmers in Henan Province who became infected with H.I.V. in the 1990's through selling their blood at collection stations whose unsanitary practices fostered the spread of diseases.