Sentence examples for fostering when from inspiring English sources

Ray's adoptive parents were already fostering when they took him in and were particularly open about the situation.

A spokesperson for the DWP said: "We've just announced that foster carers on benefits are entitled to a spare room and they are also better off because we do not take into account any income made from fostering when calculating their benefits".

Then there is traditional or informal fostering, when a child is taken in by a family that is not related but is known to the child, such as a neighbour.

Flat areas are pierced in intricate patterns, a technique that was probably fostered when the islanders acquired steel tools.

Koch Industries says on its Web site: "We think the best workplace relationships are fostered when the employer works directly with its employees.

When educationalists fetishize "big data," we lose the learning and the emotional connections that are fostered when children engage in unstructured play.

In fact, it was precisely this class of people that Mr Khodorkovsky represented and which he tried to foster when he financed boarding schools for orphans, computer classes for village schools and civil-society programmes for journalists and politicians.

The children's minister – whose own family fostered when he was younger – tried to offer reassurance that the money would be used to ensure that no one was pushed out of caring for financial reasons.

That's the sort of thing that Girish Wagh, one of the breakfast-meeting whiz kids, was working to foster when Kant called him in unexpectedly in December 2000.

Cavanagh argues that precisely these sorts of infelicities are fostered when 'discrimination' is used to refer to a wrong that essentially depends on certain effects being visited upon the members of a social group.

The technology also allows Facebook to get back to the Move Fast imperative it fostered when it was a web-only platform that constantly shipped code and tested new features.