Sentence examples for has actually fostered from inspiring English sources
Our tax system has actually fostered inequality.
But with the trade estimated to run as high as $100 million annually, many observers say it has actually fostered a rare ethnic easing of tensions built around smuggling routes that run across divided territory.
Little has actually changed... Starting in the mid-seventies, when the foster-care population swelled, federal and state policymakers expanded services designed to protect children at home.
Her new doctrine of civility ostensibly created to foster a climate where open dialogue, discourse, and debate must be respected has actually planted the latest land mine in this academic battlefield.
Adoptions out of foster care have jumped forty percent and the incidence of child abuse and neglect has actually declined.
"I thought the gender thing was insignificant, but it actually fostered a lot of interest".
Modi and his ministers have been quick to assert collective pride in Mangalyaan as part of their vision of a globally ascendant India, ignoring the fact that the mission was actually fostered by their predecessors.
Time not getting bossed around at work, time to read and think, has a knack of actually fostering radicalism.
But because this show is designed to create awareness of adoption, and because we know that we've had kids in foster care who have actually been adopted because of it, we know that it does".
Foster lived in a crumbling mansion, which had actually belonged to her parents -- in fact, she died in the home where she was born, never having moved out of her parents' house.
