Sentence examples similar to slowly fostering from inspiring English sources
But slowly Foster's health began to decline--so slowly it would have been imperceptible were it not for the camera confessionals in which she described her mysterious illness, which didn't show on her face or body.
All these political units were a reflection of ethnic cleavages that slowly developed among the Bantu populations, and were instrumental in consolidating these cleavages and fostering the emergence of new and distinct social identities.
We're fostering entrepreneurship".
Evolutionary trees are slowly but surely making their way into high school classrooms, and teachers are increasingly gaining access to resources that may help in fostering a better understanding of how to interpret or read phylogenies.
Encourage fostering where necessary.
Also consider adoption or fostering.
So the project is proceeding more slowly, which, in turn, has fostered other restraint.
But even in booming Duisburg old habits are fading more slowly than the industries that fostered them.
Teachers noticed and fostered her poetic talent, which came to fruition rather slowly, a tentative first collection (later discarded as "juvenile") appearing in 1939, eight years after her marriage to Aubrey Hesketh, director of a Bolton spinning mill.
That is slowly changing as a relative handful of younger gays and lesbians, many educated in the West, seek to foster more acceptance of their sexuality and to carve out an identity, even in a climate of religious conservatism.
