Sentence examples for least foster from inspiring English sources

The optimist's view is that if hard times are coming again, they could at least foster creative revival.

Because of the density of research that shows that ceaseless standing causes health problems – varicose veins, lower-back pain, increased risk of stroke – many workplaces now supply sit-stand stools or at least foster movement by employees.

Such efforts are not worthless: they may provide a small boost to efforts to make elite professions more diverse, and at least foster debate about our class-ridden – indeed, class-defined – society.

And if a computer can provide the same emotional connections as a human, or at least foster the same emotions as a human counterpart, then what keeps the computer from being human?

Egyptians long so much for stability that they would likely support General Abdel Fattah al-Sisi for the the presidency if he could at least foster the illusion of security.

Ms. Diffenbaugh's "Language of Flowers" tells the story of Victoria Jones, who was abandoned at birth by her mother and has lived in at least 32 foster homes by the time she turns 18. (Ms. Diffenbaugh has herself been a foster mother).

That at least would foster some sense of a democratic competition, by creating rival blocs.

These are the women for whom "society has the absolute least sympathy," Foster acknowledges.

Tracy has at least two foster placement breakdowns before she lands in the home - which she calls The Dumping Ground.

He said the three children had passed through at least two foster homes each, in part because "they were a real handful".

The Penguin Proust aspires, if not quite to be devoured while strap-hanging on the Bakerloo line, at least to foster a "more democratic dissemination and enjoyment of A la recherche ".