Sentence examples for has fostered more from inspiring English sources

But his efforts to tackle corruption have been half-hearted at best and, because he has fostered more state control and little respect for the rule of law, he has created precisely the conditions in which corruption thrives best.

The work of disability advocates and the mainstreaming of children with special needs in schools and in the wider society has fostered more awareness of — and less discomfort with — disabilities.

The European fans, meanwhile, will counter with the humour and good-natured singing that has fostered more of a party atmosphere in recent years.

And while M-KOPA has been able to consolidate a position in Kenya with its home kits, Tozun argues that d.light has fostered more brand awareness and loyalty in other markets through the sale of its $5 basic solar-powered light (Goldman's kerosene lamp replacement).

It also focused on dedicated foster parents Mick and Angela, in their 70s, who have fostered more than 100 children in 40 years.

As Ariba and CombineNet, which is based in Pittsburgh, have moved to lower-cost models and improved technology, they have fostered more varied transactions.

The combination of a growing middle-class, more overseas experience and easier access to information have fostered more interest than I've seen before.

In an interview Mr. Leventhal also noted that he had fostered more collaboration between Lincoln Center constituents, for example, during the Mozart Bicentennial when from January 1991 to August 1992, the center gradually performed all of the composer's work.

He and his wife Alex – who stopped him from floating on the stock market in 1991 because she warned that he would hate having outside shareholders– have five children, three of their own and two adopted, and have fostered more than 90.

The couple, who said they were "surprised and overwhelmed" by the honour, have fostered more than 100 children since 1971.

A couple who have fostered more than 100 children in 45 years say they are "ecstatic" to be honoured with MBEs.