Sentence examples similar to Stimulate rivalry from inspiring English sources
The European expansion to new worlds overseas had stimulated commercial rivalry.
Tensions between the Chinese and various northern invaders stimulated cultural rivalry and concern for the preservation of old literature and other artworks.
There are some simple, basic principles that governments should embrace to play the proper supportive role for national competitiveness: encourage change, promote domestic rivalry, stimulate innovation.
Vigorous domestic rivalry stimulates the development of unique pools of specialized factors, particularly if the rivals are all located in one city or region: the University of California at Davis has become the world's leading center of wine-making research, working closely with the California wine industry.
Furthermore, the growth of large trading blocs has underscored both regional and international interdependence, though it also has stimulated and institutionalized rivalries between different blocs.
Offline disruption of the function of this area shortened dominance durations (increased switch rates) in binocular rivalry compared to no stimulation, whereas stimulating a control site (the homologous locus in the left hemisphere) did not.
It will be some years before the Yankees and the Mets can match the extended, contentious rivalries of long ago, or stimulate the same passions.
First, raids and rivalry with the Chinese helped to stimulate China's reunification under the Sui (581 618) and early T'ang (618 907) dynasties, thus renewing the mirror relationship that had previously existed between the Han and Hsiung-nu empires.
Within the departments of the court and notably in the Chambre des Comptes (Chamber of Accounts), power came increasingly into the hands of royal favourites, whose rivalries were stimulated by the courtly predilections of the king.
