Sentence examples for has fostered much from inspiring English sources

Wayne State University, as it was renamed, has fostered much educational experimentation and has become a broadly based research university of national distinction.

In the short time that FriendFeed realtime conversations have been enabled, the relative credibility of aggregated identity has fostered much greater signal to noise.

FDI has fostered much of the growth of processed foods and modern retailing in Mexico, either directly by increasing the size of the market, or indirectly by stimulating competition with domestic firms.

The editors of thirteen leading journals will no longer publish articles based on studies done under contracts in which clinical trial investigators did not have the unfettered right to publish the findings, asserting that such restrictions "erode the fabric of intellectual inquiry that has fostered so much high-quality clinical research" [ 63].

The implosion of the country's overextended banks under the weight of bad real estate loans has fostered a somber mood that owes much to the sense of hurt and pride engendered by the centuries Ireland spent under British colonial rule.

Maytum sees the scheme as an important part of Southwark's much-needed response to local anxieties about the speed and effects of gentrification in the north of the borough, much of it which has fostered and defends.

This has fostered a regulatory and political environment that – unlike much of Europe – is friendly towards fracking; it has also encouraged a highly competitive industry involving numerous producers and service providers, as well as good infrastructure.

Isolation has fostered eccentricity.

The policy has fostered other creative partnerships.

Unsurprisingly, war has fostered terrorism.

It sounds like neither the entry-level 13-inch MacBook Pro (the one without a Touch Bar) nor the 12-inch MacBook have fostered as much customer interest as the MacBook Air.