Sentence examples for to foster something from inspiring English sources

Schonfeld and his co-founder Edo Segal also reiterated their broader vision, which is to foster something they call the "video web" — in other words, to make video content feel less walled off from the rest of the web.

"But trying to foster something where people who look like me, who have the same concerns as me are seen and heard?

But Schumer's leadership, according to most of the experts I've spoken to, still fosters something arguably more important: intra-party comity.

A proliferation of blogs in which philosophers formulate their views for a more general online readership (often reacting to current news stories) and then throw open the discussion to the floor has fostered something like a return to the Hellenic way of doing things.

And leaders of Central American countries are getting their customs services to work together.Co-operation of that sort is fostering something of a Central American revival.

The job of fostering something at Pittodrie that can at least begin to rival the popularity of The Harbour falls to Aberdeen manager Derek McInnes.

Programmers are often fiercely loyal to their particular text editor, so the debate between the two has fostered something called the "Editor war".

At Ohio State, one slice of an ambitious universitywide compliance department overhaul fostered something of a national debate last week on oversight in college sports.

The origins of Principe have fostered something gritty, natural and transformative.

But it being New Year's, and Russia, a deal was struck between the attendants on our car (whom I had caught taking a drink of their own earlier in the night) and my newfound comrades, which had us "make a donation to foster children" (or something?) in return for the right to keep partying.

The key, she said, was to see faith as something to foster empathy, not as a cudgel to "condemn so quickly" and "judge so harshly".