Sentence examples similar to a stimulating era from inspiring English sources

It's a stimulating read.

Have a stimulating conversation.

Create a stimulating exercise plan.

But that may be about to change.Better understanding of the biology of the disease, and particularly of the role of testosterone in promoting it, has stimulated a new era of drug development, reminiscent of the revolution that ushered in Herceptin.

Such work should stimulate a new era of randomised controlled trials of broad-spectrum anti-inflammatory agents to provide definitive clinical protocols to improve the quantity and quality of life of the patient with cancer.

Austin and Upton argue that these changes — and the increased difficulty organizations have keeping secrets in a digital era — should stimulate executives to reexamine both their operations and their assumptions about what information they can reasonably expect to keep under wraps.

They grew up in a post-Romantic era and were stimulated, visually, by the works of the Pre-Raphaelites.

The consolidation of financial and defence interests with Reaganomics of the 1980s ushered in a new era of tax-cuts to the wealthy and reduction in government spending under the pretext of stimulating the economy.

That was a different era.

It was a physical era.

"It's a new era".