Meanings of foster by in English

It is equally important, however, to foster by every available means the growth of the national property, and thus to improve the financial capabilities.

It's about the near-cosmic level of voyeurism fostered by the internet age.

I enjoyed the camaraderie and support fostered by the small class size.

He was then in the north, and was fostered by Sadagyrd Bardson.

This ideal was fostered by the influence of his instructors at college.

It can be fostered by parents and teachers, and perfected by self-culture.

Reasonable and manly attitudes will be fostered by education and supported custom.

The lad was being fostered by Lord Renly's castellan at Storm's End.

This keen appreciation of beauty had been fostered by travel and study.

All these movements of lesser so-called nationalities are fostered by Prussian propagandists.

Grotesque misconceptions, fostered by the same mistaken zeal, are still widely prevalent.

She said it appeared Whakatau was fostered by the boyfriend's family.

The spirit of patriotism is fostered by respect to the flag.

Superstition being founded in doubts and anxiety, is fostered by ignorance and mystery.

These impressions originated in religious zeal, and were fostered by persecution.

Thus benignly fostered by the good St. Nicholas, the infant city thrived apace.