Sentence examples for traditionally fostered from inspiring English sources
Platforms like the Cartoon Network Arabic in Dubai, Al Jazeera Children's Channel in Qatar and Al Jazeera's preschool children's channel Baraem TV should help aspiring animators find work in a region that has not traditionally fostered local talent.
Among scientists, certain attitudes, beliefs, and values have traditionally fostered virtuous behavior—hard work, perseverance, respect for others, collegiality, objectivity, and honesty, to name but a few.
3. Competitiveness & Leadership Aren't Gender Specific Rivalry, outside of beauty and romance, is not a trait traditionally fostered in girls.
My father has been in academe for more than 40 years, and I have the deepest respect for university communities, which traditionally foster the free exchange of ideas.
The kind of civic virtue on which social democratic states rely has traditionally been fostered in pious Protestant countries.
Oil fostered industrialism.
An inferiority complex is fostered.
And while such a role would traditionally place someone at the outer edges of the White House inner circle, it fit in with the narrative that the president has fostered a "team of rivals".
Traditionally, natural selection was thought to foster only those physical and behavioral traits that increase an individual's chances of reproducing.
