Sentence examples for rather foster from inspiring English sources

Mr. Chung notes that universities would rather foster positive relations than collect shares in student businesses.

Legislators who would rather foster political boogeymen only delay those critical reforms.

"It does not render justice to the victims, but rather fosters vengeance".

It rather fostered my intuition and filtered out my company based on the level of sincerity shown.

The challenge of preventing abuse in an institutional setting is not about formulating policy, but rather fostering a culture that respects and implements policy at all levels.

We need policies that actively promote integration, rather than foster segregation and ultimately lead to greater social isolation.

Rather, they foster stereotypes and reinforce gender roles, stifling our progress toward a gender-blind, equal world.

The intention was rather to foster an arrangement that would stabilise the EU-Russia borderlands after the 2005 EU expansion had effectively pushed the East-West border east.

As a fox, he had developed an antagonism with a local house cat; one day, the cat peed — rather disdainfully, Foster felt — on his fox hideout.

For, if David Hume and a succession of philosophers since him are right, rather than foster faith, the reality of suffering should lead to its demise.

The centre-left Social Democrats who run Berlin's government have fiddled about with no fewer than 23 school reforms, most of them ideologically tinged to level down rather than foster excellence.