"The notion of slow... fosters intensity and understanding and equips students to reason for themselves... the arts of deliberation are an essential element in this".
One reason is that Merrill has been slow to foster the oversized personalities necessary these days to attract high-profile, big-name clients.
Weekends in the heart of the Old Port bounce with a colourful clash of locals and vistors, while weekdays tend to be a bit more slow-paced, fostering the ultimate mellow vibe.
Ḥussein's policies fostered slow but steady economic progress, though he was forced to depend on significant financial aid from the West.
We have an opportunity to end slavery, slow climate change, foster transparency and create better jobs for people around the world.
Shermer said it is important to have a full independent investigation and an objective airing of the facts — so that we can foster slow, deliberate and rational thinking on the issue.
In fostering a slow, incremental approach to women's development, however, we might lose the passion and leadership of the Fern Hollands of the world.
"With foreign economies strengthening and labor markets already tight," Mr. Greenspan warned, "how the current wealth effect is finally contained will determine whether the extraordinary expansion that it has helped foster can slow to a sustainable pace, without destabilizing the economy in the process".
The leaching process is extremely slow under environmental conditions, which fosters the use of accelerated experimental approaches such as leaching in an ammonium nitrate (NH4NO3) solution.
Thou foster-child of silence and slow time (lines 1 2) The urn is a "foster-child of silence and slow time" because it was created from stone and made by the hand of an artist who did not communicate through words.
Anthropogenic interventions designed to slow these natural processes often foster decline at a greater rate.
