Sentence examples for has fostered some from inspiring English sources

This has fostered some confusion, including a report that Winfrey bumped the playoffs from the building.

For example, American deregulation in 1978 has fostered some successful low-cost competition to the benefit of consumers while antitrust laws remain entirely dormant in restraining incumbent carriers from wasteful anticompetitive behaviour against this competition.

In the process he laid the groundwork for the Association for the Advancement of Creative Musicians, an organization that has fostered some of the most vital American avant-garde music of the last 40 years.

Buddy Steen, who runs the program in conjunction with Western Kentucky University, claims it has fostered some 38 companies and created over 700 jobs.

It has fostered some ideas of how I would open my own theater, spurring my current college degree in business.

The vapid election and vituperative unelection had fostered some Clinton nostalgia.

There is some thought that the unusual mild winter we had, the early spring and the hot summer, may have fostered some conditions that are favorable to breeding mosquitoes that spread West Nile virus.

The state's low cost of living, business-friendly attitudes, relatively young, well-educated population and good engineering schools have fostered some outside interest as well.

NGO advocacy programmes in both countries had fostered some changes in the implementation of drugs laws in many parts of the country: new guidelines had been introduced on how militia should deal with IDUs, and programmes were launched to inform clients about their legal rights.

Other critics say the system has fostered dependency among some veterans who could work.

The move has fostered resentment among some ski resort employees, whose bonuses have been cut and whose stock options remain worthless as underperforming acquisitions drain cash from Vail's profitable ski operation.