Sentence examples for still fostered from inspiring English sources

Children are still fostered.

Folk dance, except in Iran, has almost always been mimetic or narrative, a tradition still fostered by many tribes.

Although they did not personally apply Sir Alex's hairdryer approach to disciplining workers, they still fostered a strong self-imposed fear of failure.

He still fostered hopes that those forces were French, but the announcement by Radio Bremen at 23:00 that German tanks had linked up with the paratroopers ended those hopes.

But at the same time, I was somewhat saddened that after close to 15 years of service to the wider American community, particularly in the wider D.C. metropolitan area, the forum had people that had known us and our mission well or had come into contact with us through various programs still fostered doubt.

The selection based on the indicator of "normal" dogs still fostered genetic improvement.

Winstead thinks the entertainment industry still fosters alcohol and drug abuse.

And this approach would clearly be much fairer, and would still foster racial diversity so long as race and income continue to be correlated.

As such, handling this paradigm shift by protecting patients while still fostering its transformative potential will require novel, modernized regulatory frameworks that refine rather than inhibit consumer access.

Yet the military still fosters a manufactured sense of resentment that civilians don't think it is "a big deal" that we are still at war and don't care about its disproportionate burden.

Everything about them is home-based: their senior managers, their factories, even most of their shareholders.Governments still foster "national champions", banning takeovers by foreign firms and protecting home markets from imports.