Sentence examples similar to friendly foster from inspiring English sources
Similarly, consumers may be willing to pay a premium for agricultural products certified as bird-friendly (Foster and Mourato 2000; Rice 2010).
Now, for the first time, Catholics were encouraged to foster friendly relations with Orthodox and Protestant Christians, as well as Jews and Muslims, and even to pray with them.
Tales of émigrés returning from across the Atlantic, the enduring potency of the American dream (not to mention its pop culture), a residual fear of the Russians and a consequent desire to join NATO: these all still foster friendly feelings towards the Americans.
Ghana's oil industry must identify and engage all stakeholders in planning CSR programmes to foster friendly environment for oil companies.
The points can foster friendly competition between individuals and teams to compute the most for the project, which can benefit the folding community and accelerate scientific research.
Property owners here safeguard their claims by fostering friendly relations with those in power.
The catch: they would all be required to wear a name tag for a day in the spirit of fostering friendly workplace conversation.
In the United States, where the exodus of manufacturing jobs is an old story, permissive labor laws and an entrepreneur-friendly financial system foster the creation of new businesses.
He also fostered friendly relations with the major European powers, and the duchy became strong enough to try to establish colonies in the West Indies (Tobago; 1645 65) and West Africa (The Gambia; 1651 65).
Obviously, rumr is hoping for more constructive use — for fostering friendly sports chat, or becoming a sort of messaging meets gaming hybrid; a place where conversations devolve into guessing games as users have fun trying to figure out who's saying what, or try to mask their own identity by mimicking the opinions of others.
