Sentence examples for that may foster from inspiring English sources
Tyler, the Creator has been banned from the UK by home secretary Theresa May, apparently because he "made statements that may foster hatred, which might lead to intercommunity violence in the UK".
Mitsubishi, they contend, focuses only on the most obvious outbreaks of hostility rather than tackling an environment that may foster it.
"The home secretary has reached this decision because you have brought yourself within the scope of the list of unacceptable behaviour by making statements that may foster hatred which might lead to inter-community violence in the UK".
At the same time, the government can provide some places that may foster a "sense of place" in resettlement areas, thereby reducing households' problems with adaptation after relocation.
Other elements of tree diagrams suggest possible conceptual constraints that may foster misconceptions about evolution, though with careful interpretation they may also provide important evolutionary affordances.
The empirical research on the internal organizational factors that may foster middle manager activity has been limited, both in volume and scope.
These data suggest that PBT2 may foster a brain microenvironment that is conducive to neuronal health, which may help overcome age- or disease-related losses in neurogenesis (Lazarov et al., 2010) and cell death (Stranahan et al., 2012) and ultimately cognition.
Viagra has become popular with gay men here and in other cities, reflecting a trend that has begun to worry health care experts, who fear that it may foster the spread of H.I.V.
In a similar setting, Arthur et al could demonstrate that specific bacterial abilities can mediate cancer promoting effects and argued that colitis may foster the expansion of microbes with such deleterious capabilities (Arthur et al, 2012).
Additionally, the levels of CTF-GV16 rose appreciably with PBA treatment, suggesting that PBA may foster APP processing at multiple stages.
Reduced transcription of these genes after MUC1 siRNA suggests that MUC1 may foster angiogenesis and stromal proliferation, although this must be confirmed in a more appropriate model system.
