Sentence examples for may not foster from inspiring English sources

That approach may not foster a warm and fuzzy public image, but it has done the airline's performance no harm.

Not only the culture of the host country, but that of the migrants and other poor communities, which may or may not foster resilience and solidarity.

Another big problem is that the rescue bill itself has caught a lot of heat for building so-called "bridges to nowhere" and other "shovel ready" projects that may not foster real economic growth.

The other big problem is that the rescue bill itself has caught a lot of heat for building so-called bridges to nowhere and other projects billed as "shovel-ready" that may not foster real economic growth.

Stpmj designed the building for the UC Berkeley, Sagehen Creek Field Station, housed in the woodlands of Truckee, California and while the narrow design of the "barn" may not foster long-term living, plywood incisions look tailor-made for al fresco reading rooms and breezy loveseats.

This may imply inequality between research volunteer and researcher which may not foster continued collaboration.

The principles of mediation and effective communication may not only foster individual resilience in approaching and addressing personal and professional conflict issues but also build confidence and competence in productive interactions and have important implications for stronger communities of practice.

Yet the current postdoctoral arrangements seem to be discouraging talented graduates from becoming academic scientists and may not be fostering best practices in the scientific endeavor.

Being open and honest with your staff may not stop the issue, but at least it does not foster as much resentment as trying to hide the obvious.

Such experiences did not foster dissent.

A Foster network must be passive, so an active network, containing a power source, may not obey Foster's theorem.