Sentence examples for may have fostered from inspiring English sources

Her father's ethos may have fostered Nussbaum's interest in Stoicism.

Conscription may have fostered feelings of belonging and even national unity, but it seldom mixed recruits from different social classes.

Britten was famous for his manipulation of folk tunes, and one can't help wondering, given this evidence, whether Bridge may have fostered that talent.

The President may have fostered "creative friction" deliberately, Donald acknowledged, but "the selection process ensured that the cabinet would never be harmonious or loyal".

Tim Barrett, a professor of East Asian History at the University of London, suggests that a growing need for alliances against the spectacular rise of Islam during the seventh century may have fostered Tang dynasty tolerance of Christianity.

There is some thought that the unusual mild winter we had, the early spring and the hot summer, may have fostered some conditions that are favorable to breeding mosquitoes that spread West Nile virus.

But, as has been widely observed, Donald Rumsfeld's casual disregard for the Geneva conventions may well have fostered the culture of extra-legality that undoubtedly existed.

Her hugely successful residency in Las Vegas is testament to the size and devotion of her fan base, but it may also have fostered the impression that Ms. Dion has become an oldies act.

The tragedy is that the years of austerity have not allowed that, and may even have fostered the fallacious idea that Greece's problems are about bad debts and busted banks.

It may thus have fostered a racial sense of national identity among the new citizens, as advocated by the NPD.

27 Publicly releasing the HSMR may very well have fostered adoption of evidence-based practices that improve patient safety and the quality of care, as anecdotally reported.