Sentence examples for serious foster from inspiring English sources
The toasts ranged from funny (Smith on Biesenbach: "He also packs a very light suitcase, which is commendable"); to touching (Rebeck on Norman: "I'm not the first person who will tell you that Marsha Norman changed my life, and I won't be the last"); to serious (Foster on Serra: "His work is profoundly American").
And while we are also on the subject of education, instead of further excluding the already excluded from pre-school, reneging on Gonski, undermining TAFE and trying to deregulate university fees, if we're really honestly serious about fostering innovation and creating an ideas boom, let's make education and training free.
This location-based variation of serious games fosters dynamic formation of location-based teams that are associated by physical proximity.
Chief Palestinian negotiator Saeb Erekat responded to the prime minister's statement by asserting that the Israeli leader was never serious about fostering piece with the Palestinian Liberation Organization.
"Steady success is good, but it can foster serious weaknesses.
For decades, people have been bombarded with messages that regular exercise is necessary to lose weight, prevent serious disease and foster healthy aging.
In a civil manner, President Obama dismantled false accusations, took responsibility for legitimate failings and made a serious effort to foster a collaborative atmosphere.
We heard too, what to me is a striking comment that school improvement is too important to be left to volunteerism and a related concern about providing financial rewards sufficient to foster serious and lasting collaboration among university and school teachers.
What impressed me in each discussion was how the PCR model was able to bring people together from various backgrounds and foster serious and considered dialogue.
(c) foster serious engagement with the complexity of the classical pasts and, by extension, of other times and places, by familiarizing students with the history, methodologies, theory, and practice of the discipline.
