Sentence examples for Stimulate business activity from inspiring English sources

"We were already experiencing a shortage of skilled workers," Dr. Kamer said, "and developing a technical skill base was very important to help stimulate business activity around Route 110 and throughout Long Island".

Posen said the euro crisis would continue to undermine the UK's recovery for several years, underlining the need to adopt domestic measures to stimulate business activity, and especially investment in new equipment.

Currency traders sold aggressively on concerns about a United States economic slump, which led to fears that the Federal Reserve would move to lower interest rates to stimulate business activity.

If his title once implied working to stimulate business activity in his town, today it might mean doing everything possible to stop Williston from blowing up from the pressure of having too much of it.

Everyone agrees that sport contributes to economic development by creating jobs and stimulating business activity.

"There is a question what measures have to be taken in order to stimulate the investment activity, stimulate the business activity, make the Russian economy more attractive for foreign investors," Mr. Siluanov said.

Meanwhile, supporters of the bill -- and it has many, according to Bloomberg, including Congressional Democrats, Congressional Republicans and President Barack Obama -- say that the bill will be a crucial step toward stimulating small business activity.

It has been shown that access to energy stimulates economic activity in a virtuous cycles: communities with power enable children to study during the night hours with electrical lights, community can charge cell phones to stimulate their business activities, and households can in many cases maintain appliances that raise their standard of living.

"If the goal is to stimulate the economy through business activity and bring back states more rapidly, this was, perhaps, an unintended consequence".

He argued that it should stimulate the economy to reduce fear, so that business activity could begin to return to normal and to get credit markets working again.

"Lower taxes stimulate greater investment, which expands the size of business activity," explains the Heritage Foundation, one of Ryan's partisan experts.