Sentence examples for fosters one from inspiring English sources

It is this perfect canvas for interaction and joy that fosters one of the most loving, tight-knit communities on the global festival circuit.

"A Two-Cigarette Society," by David G. Adams (Op-Ed, Oct. 22), fosters one of the worst ideas I have heard in a long time.

On the ABC Family drama "The Fosters," one of the main characters, a vice-principal, talks eagerly about the tablets her school is buying.

A cocktail reception for 50 V.I.P.'s in the teahouse preceded the larger cocktail party on the terrace of Marble House. 1. MICHELE FOSTER, one of the many guests in Chinese dress.

Although one plant community may support higher density or species richness than another, in most cases it is not richness per se that matters to nature conservation on a large scale, and it is more important to foster one or more species because it is a rare species or a resource (e.g. human food) species.

GARY FOSTER, one of the film's producers, insisted that the movie is "better for whatever tension they have".

"By restricting this [exemption] to those who only foster one child, the government is leaving many foster carers struggling to get access to the fund".

An organisation that could ensure extraordinary universal public provision while fostering one of the most impressive and diverse media markets anywhere in the world.

It is very successfully diverse, it is relatively affluent, and, most particularly, it has fostered one of the best public school systems in the country.

Adopt for £29 per quarter (for a minimum of two quarters, until you cancel) or if you aren't yet ready for that level of arboreal-committment, you can foster one from £39 per quarter as a one-off.

HOCKEY American Hockey League AHL -- Suspended Cincinnati D Kurtis Foster one game for his actions in an April 22 game, and Norfolk D Anton Babchuk indefinitely for throwing a water bottle into the stands in an April 23 game.