British universities have long fostered an outward-looking, international perspective.
San Francisco's gentrification wars have long fostered a certain element willing to make the debate over affordable housing extremely personal.
The universities, as well as numerous private literary and cultural organizations, have long fostered an interest in the classical European arts of music, painting, drama, and literature.
Washington, he argued in various settings, had long fostered airline inefficiency and by thwarting competition was enabling carriers to keep fares artificially high.
But I'm not trying to be President of Europe, O.K.? I have long fostered a dream that we might work together to find a simpler way for one person to dial a number and reach another person.
The United States repeatedly threatened to expand its drone strikes beyond Pakistan's tribal areas and into regions such as Balochistān if Pakistan did not demonstrate greater cooperation in battling the Taliban, a group it had long fostered.
The city has long fostered a distinctive identity, with strong grass-roots music and arts scenes, and support for environmentalism and sustainable living, winning it European Green Capital status in 2015.
Lots of cutting-edge contemporary concerts seem to take place in churches, especially open-minded parishes like St. Peter's in Chelsea, which has long fostered music of all kinds.
If the culture and religion of one country has long fostered intolerant attitudes and practices, and if its citizens and officials act intolerantly towards people from other countries, they are simply following their own traditions and cultural norms.
What needs to die is a clerical culture that long fostered power, privilege and secrecy.
