Sentence examples for has fostered for from inspiring English sources
The United States and its Arab allies are hopeful that re-engagement with Syria may encourage its leaders to distance themselves from Iran, an economic and strategic alliance that Syria has fostered for decades.
He makes his comeback in a Mozart classic that he has led at the Met dozens of times, featuring a young, capable cast of the kind that he has fostered for decades: Susanna Phillips, Isabel Leonard, Danielle de Niese, Matthew Polenzani and Rodion Pogossov.
Those joining in prayers for Christian unity during the next week will be well aware of the insight, imagination and empathy that the ecumenical movement has fostered; for the near future, however, these gifts are likely to be directed primarily to other challenges.
The Communist Party now finds itself caught in an irony of its own making: the economic prosperity it has fostered for the people over the past 30 years is a powerful source of its ongoing legitimacy; but the polluted environment spawned by that prosperity is putting the people's support for the party -- the party's legitimacy -- at some risk.
I'll never forget the anguish I felt when I waved goodbye to the children I had fostered for nearly three years.
A normal couple who have fostered for seven years, or themselves who are blinded by political bias? "Publicly they must make absolutely clear the decision-making process in this case, who was responsible for this decision and why".
Phillips said he doubted that Ferguson officials could fix a system they've fostered for years.
Given that LV mass is a surrogate measure of cardiovascular disease and is an independent predictor of cardiac mortality [ 2, 31], this is an important finding which has fostered enthusiasm for NHD as a standard offering for dialysis patients.
This has fostered support for a lipid-induced insulin resistance associated with obesity (113, 140).
Amazon.com, based in Seattle, has fostered a reputation for above-average customer service since starting sales in July 1995.
"As a French concentrator, she has fostered her passion for the visual arts, and their rapports with philosophy and literature.
