Sentence examples for much at fostering from inspiring English sources

As the military newspaper Stars & Stripes noted, that exercise, which took place last June, was "aimed as much at fostering cooperation between the two Asian neighbors as preparing for a possible North Korean attack".

Cyclops director Helen Waddington told the Stage newspaper that she did not think the big three venues were much good at fostering new talent anyway.

They were much less good at fostering "intensive growth"—pushing back the bounds of economic possibility as opposed to merely catching up with them.

Much more successful were Colbert's efforts at fostering the growth of the navy.

Washington "succeeded brilliantly at fostering national unity," Burns and Dunn conclude, "but he failed markedly in also trying to foster political unity.

This is what Columbus is great at fostering".

The programmes aim at fostering self-management.

MW I'm not at all sure that the subscriber model does much to foster any sense of family per se, though it does put money in the bank in advance.

Mbeki has done much to foster peace in Africa, but his international moralizing is at odds with the policies pursued by his foreign-policy mandarins.

Yet Lee did much to foster reconciliation.

Does Secretary Rubin now repudiate the internet boom that President Clinton did so much to foster?