Sentence examples for via foster from inspiring English sources

Access to oodles of Super Pac money via Foster Freiss: Check.

The Fosters tells the story of Stef and Lena Adams Foster and their lives as mothers of five teenage children: a mix of biological and adopted kids (via foster care), a multi-racial family facing the same combination of mundane, exhilarating, terrifying, and joyful moments experienced by most parents and their kids.

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The honeycomb films, especially those with smaller pores, could significantly promote MC3T3-E1 cell adhesion, spreading, proliferation, ALP activity, mineralization, and gene expression of osteoblastic markers, via fostering expression of integrin subunits.

Especially in cancer, IKKβ inhibitors may act in a dual way, first via directly impairing NF-κB-dependent survival mechanisms in the malignant cell itself, second via fostering the anti-cancer immune response by inhibition of Treg development.

Importantly, even when previously neglectful mice do raise litters (via cross-fostering), they negatively affect offspring's fitness as adults as indicated by decreased maternal performance and increased expression of risk factors for maternal neglect.

At least that's the Commission's intention: To reset what has been judged an unfair competitive advantage for Google via Android, and foster competitive innovation because rival products get a fairer chance to impress consumers.

I got a chance to interview Foster via email about his process, his uncredited novelization of Star Wars: A New Hope, working with film makers while writing, and his upcoming projects.

This person was available via phone to foster parents on nights and weekends.

After working for Gagosian in New York, the 40-year-old Francesco Pantaleone came home to open his namesake gallery (Via Garraffello, 25; 011-39-091-332482; fpac.it) to foster native talent like Benny Chirco (above, bennychirco.it), whose recent installations use disassembled landscape paintings industrially produced in China.

Somehow — maybe due to simple paucity of means — I tend to foster drama via bleakness.