Sentence examples for begin stimulating from inspiring English sources

At a recent meeting in San Francisco of the American Association for the Advancement of Science, Dr. Sara Walker of the University of Missouri reported that prolactin, a pituitary hormone that soars late in pregnancy to begin stimulating milk production, can intensify lupus symptoms, and she described the modest but prolonged success of treating lupus with bromocriptine, a prolactin suppressant.

"China has begun stimulating feverish consumerism in the area".

At the same time, boulevard drama felt on its neck the breath of the avant-garde; and from the 1960s onward French writers began stimulating new approaches to almost every field of rational inquiry.

The sooner you file, the sooner you can begin your new stress-free life and start stimulating the economy again.

The government's ¥16 trillion $113 billionn) fiscal package might begin to stimulate the economy by late summer and early autumn.

Not only that, you will begin to stimulate our sluggish economy.

And the government's own reforms of charity tax law have begun to stimulate the philanthropic impulse in many of us.

New markets out West began to stimulate commercial development of the waterfront on Manhattan's western shore.

Meanwhile, the economic pain of the embargo on international trade had begun to stimulate the domestic economy.

Then, in the 18th century, contact with European collectors began to stimulate changes in some areas of Oceania, including the outright faking of antiquities and the adaptation of traditional forms to European fancy.

I enrolled in a few courses that began to stimulate my mind in ways I had never felt before.