Sentence examples for no longer foster from inspiring English sources

Yet she is deeply worried that Silicon Valley — and the United States as a whole — no longer foster the kind of innovation necessary to develop groundbreaking technologies and sustain economic growth.

They fail to ensure that their workplace no longer fosters or permits offensive behavior, she added.

Now that Kelegian no longer fosters dogs, she is devoting her time to getting stricter spay and neuter laws passed and implemented, which she believes will reduce the number of stray dogs on the streets.

But this didn't mean that all the children who were no longer in foster care had stayed with their parents: many experts in the field had come to believe that the solution to the problem of children spending years in foster care was to speed up adoption.

"Your character recognizes that, puts on his hat off center, grabs his six pack and goes out into the night because it no longer works," Foster says.

"If you want to send a box of tomatoes to Palestine, this is subject to approval from Israel, and I don't think that is humanitarian," Mr. Erdogan said, suggesting that the new spirit of change in the Middle East meant Israel could no longer continue to foster strife.

Several pit bull type dogs later, I am no longer allowed to foster dogs or bring home any to add to our pack of five rescue and stray dogs.

Clancy says that he can no longer work with Foster.

Once orphaned refugees turn 18, they no longer qualify for foster care and specialized services.

"Our primary reason for not adopting Chip and Adele is that we would no longer be able to foster," Buxton says.

John Butler, an economist at HSBC Bank, said that consumer spending could no longer be relied on to foster growth.