Sentence examples for later foster from inspiring English sources
Val arranges for Amy to stay at the B&B and later foster her.
Accumulating evidence suggests that, in addition to having local effects, the consequences of tumour hypoxia can be systemic, leading to the formation of pre-metastatic niches that can later foster metastatic colonization in distant organs.
Later, Foster grabbed an offensive rebound and set the screen that freed Miller for the winning basket.
Beginning in 1963, he worked in partnership with Richard and Su Rogers and his wife, Wendy Foster, in a firm called Team 4. In 1967 he established his own firm called Foster Associates (later Foster + Partners).
Catcher Rod Barajas and shortstop Clint Barmes started the fad, inspired by the character Zoltan in the film "Dude, Where's My Car?" Later, Foster craned her neck to see the Pirates star Andrew McCutchen pulling into second base with a double; he flashed a Z sign, and the crowd cheered.
A day later Foster rehired him albeit, Foster says, at a lower salary.
Although Freud professed sympathy for gay people, American psychoanalysts later fostered the destructive notion that homosexuality could be cured through therapy.
But trading networks enabled the ancient Greeks to develop their alphabet, mathematics and science, and later fostered innovation in the trading hubs of the Roman Empire, India, China, Arabia, Renaissance Italy and other European capitals.
In the 1980s American and Saudi support for the Afghan resistance to Soviet occupation engendered conditions that later fostered both the Afghan Taliban and al-Qaeda, with consequences for Pakistan today.
Woolf's essay and her comic play "Freshwater" (privately performed in 1935 and published decades later) fostered the legend of Cameron as a colorful eccentric, trailing Indian shawls and browbeating even her most illustrious models.
Mises' unparalleled contributions to economic theory, which upheld a free market over one controlled by a coercive government, later fostered a world-wide movement.
