Sentence examples for would not foster from inspiring English sources

Such concentration of power would not foster innovation or competition.

Mr. Stark said the bathrooms and bedrooms had to be placed so that the head of a bed will not rest against the wall shared with a bathroom, which would not foster good health in the feng shui way.

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.

Her request was eventually denied because she withheld the fact that she obtained employment in Texas before being permitted to move and the court felt that her lack of candor indicated that she would not foster a relationship between the father and child if she were allowed to relocate.

In other words, aggregate limits wouldn't foster corruption, because using money to influence a campaign is much easier with the sort of independent expenditures that Citizens United makes possible.

If the public option does not have to break even — if, in fact, it is to receive government subsidies — then it is correct to worry that it would destroy competition, not foster it.

Such measures would not only foster the implementation of proven interventions of tremendous public health significance, but would be important models of measuring community-based public health initiatives designed to address weight management, healthy eating, and physical activity.

Such experiences did not foster dissent.

If you wanted to come up with an architect most likely to work in the spirit of the original, the answer would not be Foster (nor for that matter Zaha Hadid or Herzog and De Meuron or Richard Rogers or any other famous name).

Experiencing an all-women's college, they say, gave them confidence and leadership skills that would not have been fostered in a coeducational environment.

Wouldn't she! Foster, who spoke Malay and had lived in Batavia, had already told a friend about her "confidential plan" to infiltrate a small Indonesian island and emerge as "the Great White Queen of Bali".