Sentence examples for been to stimulate a from inspiring English sources

Nick Markovits Bristol Here in Denmark the effect of Brexit has been to stimulate a sharp increase in the number of Danes wanting to remain in the EU.

Here in Denmark the effect of Brexit has been to stimulate a sharp increase in the number of Danes wanting to remain in the EU.

President Hamid Karzai has said he intends to run for a second five-year term but there is a widespread sense that his position in the country, and as a client of the United States, is weakening; the effect of this perception has been to stimulate a sort of circling of political carrion birds.

My colleagues and I understood that our task was to stimulate a love for learning, not a disrespect for teachers.

The primary emphasis of an Institute Laboratory subject is to stimulate a student's resourcefulness, planning skills, and analysis of observations.

The intention is to stimulate a bloom of algae which absorbs carbon dioxide then sinks to the ocean bed.

He said in an interview that his purpose was to stimulate a reassessment inside China about Tiananmen, which is officially branded a criminal uprising.

But because his goal was to stimulate a government commitment to addressing the problem, Moynihan's report did not pursue the question of what remedies might work best.

Paul Ingram, executive director of BASIC, said: "The reason why we set up the commission was to stimulate a debate that we perceive has been dominated by electoral calculation.

"Our goal is to stimulate a live-work, idea-driven economy in north Brooklyn," Mr. Lentol said.

Westminster politics "feels pretty stuck" he warns, adding that his aim is to stimulate "a livelier debate" and to challenge the left to develop its own "big idea" as an alternative to the Conservative-Liberal Democrat alliance.