Sentence examples for has fostered over from inspiring English sources

The scene was in keeping with the wild-child reputation Ms. Lyonne, 28, has fostered over the past few years, a period that has included stays in jail, the hospital and rehab.

"Helen was so sweet but so distressed in her cat kennel," Sherry Stewart, a volunteer at Faithful Friends who has fostered over 80 animals, told The Huffington Post.

Foster Care in Serbia A village of some three and a half thousand inhabitants has been providing for more than five thousand children for 77 years While hundreds of children live without parental care in homes around Serbia, a small village in the Donje Pomoravlje region has fostered over 5,000 children who have been denied the possibility of living in their birth families.

If nothing else, businesses in the tech industry have a responsibility to help fund these organizations and account for the changes they have fostered over time.

My parents had an album of pictures of all the children they had fostered over the years.

The couple have fostered over 600 children of all ages and nationalities over 40 years in the area of Hull.

The unique culture that Dekmantel have fostered over just five years hasn't gone unnoticed by the acts they book to perform.

That inner-whinging mechanism we have, fostered over the years by parents, media, neighbours, friends and well-meaning strangers, must be caught in the act, squashed and reversed.

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.

That reflects, and has fostered, what may be an over-eager acceptance of the animal data as a model for human research; translation of the animal findings as regards developmental influence of the timing of exposures, for example, is far short of adequate.

Schaap began his career almost 50 years ago, when sportswriters could get to know the athletes they covered, and his amiability has fostered relationships that waft over the usual storm clouds between players and the press.