Sentence examples for likes to foster from inspiring English sources

Lagerfeld likes to foster envy and competitiveness among his retinue.

"We told them 'you either all stop competing' or we're not doing anything". As Adelson's Koch network donations have become a larger part of his political spending, other ties -- which the casino owner likes to foster among the groups he backs, in order to maximize the political returns -- have developed.

In any case, the social networking aspect of the site will likely appeal to many parents who would like to foster their child's social interactions without letting them graduate to the "big kid" networks like Facebook and MySpace.

I'd like to foster a little bit of that excitement around technology in my children.

The men would also like to foster a sense of community.

Top heads will tell you that they like to foster their own counter-cultures.

Although he liked to foster an air of sternness – describing himself as "irascible" – this barely fooled anyone.

True, from the cult of free-market theorists such as FA Hayek to the cultivation of Tory ideologists such as Keith Joseph, the leader herself (though no sort of abstract reasoner) liked to foster the dissemination of big libertarian ideas.

Mr Meshal was said to have fumed at the sight of a video that showed girls and boys cavorting in the resort's pools, a far cry from the "resistance culture" he would like to foster.

Mr Putin and his advisers would like to foster the notion that Russia is not the West, with its particular and foreign notions of electoral democracy and human rights.

The Home for Good charity has identified 10,000 families who have come forward to say they would like to foster a refugee child, but local authority officials say not all of the well-intentioned offers of help are suitable.