Sentence examples for yet fostering from inspiring English sources

Yet fostering the expectation that animals should appeal to us in human terms may not do very much good.

Its corporate slogan, Quietly Brilliant, reflects a culture of avoiding the limelight – its head office is tucked away at the end of a long driveway in an old industrial suburb of Taipei – yet fostering innovation and speed.

Facilitating growth in these areas is generally regarded as difficult to accomplish in the classroom, yet fostering such growth is critical for enhancing student learning and success in the discipline (Donovan and Bransford, 2005).

He was scheduled to appear before Congress that day to offer the first comprehensive assessment of whether his leadership had yet fostered any progress in Iraq.

The public response to such reports has been largely muted but the current moment may yet foster a more widespread spirit of agitation against sexual violence everywhere.

Though neither Automated Insights nor Narrative Science has yet fostered a lasting relationship with a newspaper, Hammond says their technology could automate 20percentt of a paper's content -- the financial, sports, and real estate sections plus some entertainment stories based on box office numbers -- for a fraction of the payroll cost.

Yet Foster's, Australia's largest brewer, looks appetising to SABMiller, the world's second-largest.

Yet Foster has been a rock in her support for her star.

Yet Foster doesn't see his two eldest heirs as the best people for his job: Neither son Paul, 42, nor 40-year-old son-in-law George Wilson Spahr III are on the 11-person management committee.

The D/B design package will consist of design drawings and performance specifications in sufficient detail to define key design issues and support the procurement documents and procedures, yet foster opportunities for innovation and consideration of alternative concepts by D/B teams who will competently bid to complete the project.

And yet Foster's not an idiot.