Sentence examples for were fostered by from inspiring English sources

Odom said the stereotype about the SEC's being a conference of muscle and not a lot of finesse were fostered by previous high-profile coaches in the conference.

Both were fostered by the idea, he says, that normal rules of economics and accountancy, such as making a profit or managing risk, did not apply.

Dr. Harris, Dr. Miller and their colleagues suspect the attacks were fostered by a recent demographic shift that resulted in more male otters than females.

Born into Brazil's leftist intelligentsia, Oiticica was a driven, rebellious prodigy whose talents were fostered by his parents, especially his father (an engineer, mathematics teacher and entomologist who was also one of Brazil's first experimental photographers).

Hopes that some of the countries worst affected by the sovereign debt crisis in the eurozone are at last on the mend were fostered by reports that industrial production not only rose in Germany but also in Ireland and Greece.

He and two other siblings were fostered by three different families, and Mr Galili recalls with evident pain that he grew up in 17 different places between the ages of five and 18.

"Development is fostered by continuity not discontinuity".

Such studies are fostered by many publications as well as by the International Federation of Vexillological Associations and its members.

And it is clear that this impression has been fostered by many in the administration.

Samantha's journey to the screen was fostered by a famous fan.

Sibling rivalries among funds are fostered by incentives typically offered to their managers.