Sentence examples for good at fostering from inspiring English sources

"We are good at fostering high expectations, but not good at providing support," he says.

They were much less good at fostering "intensive growth"—pushing back the bounds of economic possibility as opposed to merely catching up with them.

The most successful zones are entwined with the domestic economy: South Korea, for example, has been good at fostering links with local suppliers.

Cyclops director Helen Waddington told the Stage newspaper that she did not think the big three venues were much good at fostering new talent anyway.

The reason is that while big companies are often good at fostering "sustaining" innovations – ones that enhance their positions in established markets – they are generally hopeless at dealing with innovations that completely disrupt those markets.

"I have been good at fostering a lot of relationships both with my former colleagues and many of them are now at interesting new companies, and then [there are] the founders of the companies I have invested in," she says.

Facebook's new interest in local news and Google's own experiments with local journalism aren't simple good-will attempts at fostering more community; they reflect interests that these companies have observed among their user bases.

Regardless, this is not a good way to launch a massive social marketing campaign aimed at fostering warm-and-fuzzy feelings towards Pepsi.

Others have found that CASI may be as good as, or even better than, face-to-face interviews at fostering a sense of privacy and increasing the willingness of respondents to report sensitive information [ 11, 16- 19].

This is what Columbus is great at fostering".

The programmes aim at fostering self-management.