Sentence examples for still fostering from inspiring English sources

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.

Thematically, the band are still fostering their obsession with time (think back to singles Skip to the End and Meantime, and also the rip it up and start again connotation of their record label moniker), kicking off their current single with the lines: "It's time to wake up!

Battlefield One is a year old, still fostering a loyal community, while Wolfenstein II's stellar single-player mode was released just a week ago.

Policymakers in these economies are tasked with transitioning to more sustainable and balanced financial sectors while still fostering market growth so as not to provoke investor withdrawal.

The survey's findings indicate that even in the aftermath of the financial meltdown, which many blame at least in part on a crisis of ethics, corporations are still fostering an environment conducive to rule-breaking.

Under this view, the diverse racial and ethnic background of the United States has both promoted a sense of musical separation between the races, while still fostering constant acculturation, as elements of European, African and indigenous musics have shifted between fields.

Children are still fostered.

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

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

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

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