Sentence examples for fostering yet from inspiring English sources
Still, further income growth will be critical for the year ahead, enabling the organization to continue implementing its country-level programmes while also responding to emerging crises and fostering yet more innovation.
He is often criticized for fostering overcommercialism, yet the Olympics are the only major sporting event that does not allow advertising in the stadiums.
The eXtensible Markup Language (XML) is emerging as a dominant data syntax, fostering interoperability, yet little is still known about how to provide predictable real-time performance in XML processing, as required in the domain of industrial automation.
Look, we're not trying to nag but we're sort of wondering why you're not fostering kittens yet.
I know I strive for a balance in our daily norm and try to foster independence, yet here I have been in these early kindergarten days with a hovering heart, fearful hers or mine would crash into a million pieces.
In order to foster flexible yet rigorous biomarker method validation, the fit-for-purpose approach has recently been developed.
Yet fostering the expectation that animals should appeal to us in human terms may not do very much good.
Its corporate slogan, Quietly Brilliant, reflects a culture of avoiding the limelight – its head office is tucked away at the end of a long driveway in an old industrial suburb of Taipei – yet fostering innovation and speed.
Facilitating growth in these areas is generally regarded as difficult to accomplish in the classroom, yet fostering such growth is critical for enhancing student learning and success in the discipline (Donovan and Bransford, 2005).
So far the new emir's reserve towards the Brotherhood has only partially satisfied fellow Gulf leaders, who long blamed his father for fostering revolutions that might yet stoke uprisings against them.
He was scheduled to appear before Congress that day to offer the first comprehensive assessment of whether his leadership had yet fostered any progress in Iraq.
