Sentence examples for proactively foster from inspiring English sources
Dang said that a decade ago, Johns Hopkins began to proactively foster core creation through an Emerging Technology Task Force.
Etienne, Bohan, and Duval have clearly chosen to treat Haiti's youth as an asset, rather than a liability, by proactively fostering the talent that already exists there.
By identifying behavioural types and their associations with particular tendencies, managers could proactively target specific individuals for behavioural modification to foster greater coexistence of people and wildlife.
The WLinAI Network was established in May 2018 to achieve objectives including a mission to bring more women into the tech field by providing role models and champions; to foster a space for women to proactively share ideas; and to encourage women in tech to grow both professionally and personally.
Perfectionism can foster ruminating.
The Knee Defender is not banned by the Federal Aviation Administration FAAA), but airline employees have been known to proactively stop its use during flights—especially when it fosters conflict between flyers.
This network of social housing bodies in Metz engages proactively in the community to promote equal opportunities, economic development and "all actions fostering social ties".
"These findings tell us that we need to reverse course and consider how to attend to the mental health of pastors themselves". While pastors can proactively take steps to bolster their mental health -- by taking vacation and Sabbath time, fostering friendships outside the church and seeking counseling -- there are many ways for others to support these efforts, too, Proeschold-Bell said.
