Sentence examples for that would foster from inspiring English sources

I cannot in faith fathom the world view that would foster such an invention.

The vast majority of Afro-Asiatic languages are living languages without any written documents that would foster insights regarding the changes that inevitably occur over time.

Senator Charles E. Grassley, Republican of Iowa, has sponsored legislation that would foster transparency by posting online price information for implantable medical devices.

From the outset the British government sought political settlements that would foster stability and enable the restoration of a revised version of devolved power in the region.

As mothers of bilingual toddlers, JENNIFER FRIEDMAN and JENNIFER WOODRUFF were determined to place their children in a nursery school that would foster both languages.

Mr. Fortuno's office said that he advocated an approach that would foster competition in the Medicare program by allowing more companies to participate.

FIFA was established in 1904, and Blatter's rhetoric evoked that era's dream that sport would foster global amity.

At a press conference in Cannes, he said he hoped that it would foster open debate and that people would then be able to move on.

"We worried that it would foster nit-picking and navel-gazing, that it might undermine staff morale, and worst of all, that it would absolve other editors of their responsibility to represent the interests of readers," Mr. Keller wrote.

We hypothesised that this would foster the identification of factors contributing to AEs that could inform improvement initiatives.

Treasury Prices Drop By Bloomberg News Treasury bond prices fell on speculation that the Federal Reserve would stay its course of raising interest rates, with few signs the economy is slowing to a pace that would not foster faster inflation.