Sentence examples for has fostered that from inspiring English sources

Through its boards of directors and advisers, the I.F.P. brings connections to some important players in New York's entertainment industry, including Sheila Nevins, an HBO executive who has fostered that company's documentaries business, and Michael Barker, the co-president of Sony Pictures Classics.

It is this history of abuse to which they have been subjected and the anger and despair it has fostered that has led the very young to act out, as they have.

North Carolina has long been regarded as a welcoming, inclusive southern state, and we have fostered that reputation throughout the decades," he said.

"In those instances, the schools have fostered that a little bit.

"From the first day of pre-season we spoke about that winning mentality and we have fostered that on the training ground," said Parkinson.

Britten was famous for his manipulation of folk tunes, and one can't help wondering, given this evidence, whether Bridge may have fostered that talent.

About the scandal, she says: "I felt like there was something there that spoke about an inability to talk out loud, and the way that his family functioned had fostered that to some degree.

I think that Republicans have fostered that.

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.

Part think tank, part conference and computing facility, the National Center for Ecological Analysis and Synthesis (NCEAS) has fostered collaborations that have gathered rich data sets, yielding some of the most widely cited work in the field.

On diversity, she says she has fostered an environment that is more welcoming for women — something that, she says, strengthens the company.