Sentence examples for as a further stimulus from inspiring English sources

"The housing market really does not need anything to act as a further stimulus," he said.

The new investment creates new income, which in turn acts as a further stimulus to investment.

36 Financial penalties as a further stimulus for improvement do not appear to have had an additional impact on the adoption of self-reported CVC-BSI prevention measures in the USA.

At the end of 4½ days, we added medium containing fetal bovine serum (FBS) plus SF plus IL-3 plus IL-6 plus erythropoietin (Epo) as a further stimulus to promote the formation of readily detectable differentiating clones from persisting viable cells.

The Bush administration, which does not favor a further stimulus, resisted that idea.

Similar results were obtained using formalin as a further inflammatory stimulus (Fig 3F).

Mr. Obama is already faced with the reality that voters have, fairly or not, decided that his first big effort to revive the economy, the roughly $800 billion package enacted right after he took office, was a qualified failure, and that anything tagged as further "stimulus" will be cast by Republicans as throwing good money after bad.

The Federal Reserve, which has lowered its forecasts in recent weeks, is watching the slowdown carefully as it considers further stimulus, though several analysts said Friday that they doubted that new action from the Fed could have much effect.

Financial markets had not expected any action from the ECB but saw Draghi's comment that the bank had a "readiness, willingness and ability" to act as a clear sign that further stimulus was on the way.

Even that proved elusive, as a weak economy and further stimulus pushed deficit reduction down his list; he inherited a deficit of over 10% of GDP, and it still stands at 7.8%.Mr Obama did appoint a debt commission, which proposed a package of spending cuts and tax increases that would have wrestled the deficit below 2% of GDP by 2020 and put the debt on a solid downward path relative to GDP.

Threadneedle Street is likely to use the data as a reason to delay any further stimulus to the economy until next year, placing further pressure on the Treasury to support industry.