Sentence examples for indeed foster from inspiring English sources

We first show that the Anglo Dutch auction does indeed foster entry and increases the revenues of the seller.

Here's the key to the conundrum for managers who want to stoke the innovation fire: That close cousin of scarcity, constraint, can indeed foster creativity — by providing the stimulus for invention, much as Jacobson's unmet need helped him define the parameters for e-ink.

You can play together with up to three other human players, so keep that in mind if you indeed foster face-to-face human relationships.

"Soldiers living in single accommodation or indeed foster parents with more than one foster child are hit, despite the government's talk of a U-turn.

Indeed, Foster "needs to let the team of people he has trained really make the decisions," opines Steven Murray, editor of "Real Trends," a real estate industry newsletter.

For many, school is a constant reminder that they are, indeed, foster children without a true home.

"The county executive's action, or lack of leadership, has indeed fostered an incredible anti-immigrant backlash which is now being picked up by the mayor in Farmingdale," said the Rev. Allan B. Ramirez, the pastor of the Brookville Reformed Church in Suffolk County and an advocate for the immigrants.

Despite its egregious business practices, they note, Microsoft has been unable to extend its dominance to the web.The Internet has indeed fostered the growth of server-based computing, which reduces the importance of the client (PC) operating system; as well as open-source software, such as Linux, that is nibbling at Windows's hegemony.

Indeed, fostering the ability of members of the University community to engage in such debate and deliberation in an effective and responsible manner is an essential part of the University's educational mission.

This is unlikely in panel D of Figure 1, inasmuch as BLyS alone does not induce cell division, but indeed fosters survival in vitro.

Indeed, many foster parents simply cannot afford to provide all of the opportunities to their foster child; opportunities that help the child escape from their trauma, and opportunities to heal from their suffering.