Sentence examples for issue has fostered from inspiring English sources

The flag issue has fostered a heated Internet debate about the responsibility of athletes to use their public positions as a platform for addressing social and political matters.

The female issue apart, he has fostered the idea of giving back, even making reparations of a sort, as in the performance of Beethoven's Ninth Symphony at the Nazi concentration camp at Mauthausen, Austria, in 2000.

Then in July, six students brought a lawsuit contending that school officials have failed to stop relentless antigay bullying and that a district policy requiring teachers to remain "neutral" on issues of sexual orientation has fostered oppressive silence and a corrosive stigma.

That group has fostered "Stand Your Ground" legislation, which became an issue in the Trayvon Martin case.

Jasanoff (2004) argues that in becoming embedded in governance it has fostered a significant focus on the ethical issues associated with scientific applications, which comes at the expense of concern with the politics of scientific practice.

The emergence of the Internet as the dominant source of educational support in both the developed and the developing world has fostered a culture and understanding of global health issues [ 8].

Instead, MUN has fostered in me a desire not only to learn, but to thoroughly understand, the issues faced by people around the world.

Isolation has fostered eccentricity.

The policy has fostered other creative partnerships.

Unsurprisingly, war has fostered terrorism.

In the press release, WHO cited several critical issues that have fostered antibiotic resistance in China.