Similar words: foster, fostering, foster parent, foster child, foster family, john foster dulles, mastered, pestered. Meaning: ['fɑstə(r) ,'fɔ- /'fɒs-] adj. 1. encouraged or promoted in growth or development 2. provided with parental care and nurture especially by a surrogate or surrogates.
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(1) They have fostered over 60 children during the past ten years.
(2) The conflict fostered solidarity among Arab oil states.
(3) The school has carefully fostered its progressive image.
(4) The strike fostered a sense of solidarity among the workers.
(5) We fostered the young girl while her mother was in hospital.
(6) Elena fostered Nicu's interest in nuclear physics.
(7) Competition among capitalist entrepreneurs fostered these rapid advances.
(8) The Foundation has fostered this delusion assiduously.
(9) Thereafter(sentencedict.com), it was fostered by de Gaulle's staunch support of Adenauer's hard line on Berlin.
(10) In 1954 Britain had fostered the Baghdad Pact to create a band of friendly pro-Western states against the Soviet threat.
(11) Worse still, they unintentionally fostered negative, adverse meanings that equated Tesseract with a profit motive that people did not trust.
(12) He became a nationally prominent horse breeder, fostered charities, sat on corporate boards, served in the Connecticut legislature.
(13) They fostered the development of a new, urban, cultural tradition.
(14) A consideration of these ideas fostered the recognition that the children had social, racial and cultural identities as well as disabilities.
(15) Cities fostered competition between service providers and invented new budget systems.
(16) In essence[sentencedict.com], these programs fostered the emergence of local government professionals who were more capable of making public-private partnerships work.
(17) Her love of choral singing, fostered at Oxford in the Bach Choir, gives her continuing pleasure.
(18) Tolerance and under-standing are almost always fostered by mutual help.
(19) Such a relationship could be fostered effectively and relatively cheaply by efficient consuls.
(20) Career development is fostered and enhanced by offering assignments to and from overseas locations.
(21) During my mother's long illness I was fostered by a middle-aged couple on the other side of town.
(22) Like other Whole Being participants, Roujansky said she relishes the inner peace fostered by the retreat.
(23) This, together with the re-emergence of pagan myth in general, fostered the full sunshine of the High Renaissance.
(24) A J Lubin does suggest that his experiences in the Borinage fostered a revolutionary spirit in him.
(25) A discovery of Anglo-Catholicism and its devotional power, originally through its fanatical critics, and then fostered by wise friends.
(26) In 1960 Calvin became director of the Laboratory of Chemical Biodynamics which fostered interdisciplinary study ranging from solar energy to brain chemistry.
(27) In addition, social disruption and discontent are said to be fostered by temporary visitors, and ghost communities may be created out-of-season.
(28) They liked books and ideas, and they liked to talk about them in ways that fostered growth rather than established dominance.
(29) Under the 1958 Children Act, local authorities have a duty to ensure the well-being of children who are fostered privately.
(30) And so we look, with increasing desperation, toward the institutions that have fostered social mobility in the past.
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