Sentence examples for serves to foster from inspiring English sources

The Program Seminar serves to foster scholarly community among the faculty, students, and visiting fellows of the Program: we meet weekly to think and talk together, and this is a considerable pleasure (not to mention intellectually invigorating).

Program Seminar serves to foster scholarly community among the faculty, students, and visiting fellows of the Program: we meet weekly to think and talk together, and this is a considerable pleasure (not to mention intellectually invigorating).

Moreover, Women in Mathematics at Berkeley (WIM) serves to foster a community and provide a network amongst the undergraduate women in mathematics at Cal . Berkeleys mathematics education program is greatly enriched by its large number of graduate students, postdoctoral faculty and fellows, and visiting teaching in residence each year.

They believe that Christ established only one church, and that the use of denominational names serves to foster division among Christians.

SII serves to foster collaboration between local organizations, connect indigenous NGOs to capacity-building resources, and attract new funding for exciting grassroots leaders.

At home in Washington, DC, this past month I was asked to to judge a climate innovation competition I won last year, that serves to foster local solutions to our climate challenges in cities worldwide called Climathon.

Student groups like Sangam bring the MIT community together, and serve to foster interaction and friendship between undergraduates and graduate students.

The event served to foster and expand research activities and collaborations at Weill Cornell Medicine between established and emerging leaders in their respective fields.

The playwright makes a passing reference to Jack and Jill, a once quasi-secret black organization, scarcely heard of among whites, whose chapters met mainly at the homes of black elites and served to foster what often became lifelong alliances.

"I understand that my reaction to those false allegations only served to foster cynicism, and that was my fault," he said, adding that he wanted his constituents "to know that I've learned from this experience".

Yet the banning of the book also served to foster a myth – the myth that Mein Kampf carried a uniquely toxic message, conveyed in uniquely toxic language that could be quarantined off after 1945 and rendered harmless.