Sentence examples for created to stimulate from inspiring English sources

Under his leadership, the Sea Grant Program, created to stimulate research and wise use of the oceans, became a model program, and was widely emulated.

The EBRD was created to stimulate investment in the post-communist countries at a time when outside investors found the region too risky.

The first drug created to stimulate the growth of new bone won Food and Drug Administration approval today to treat osteoporosis, the brittle-bone disease that affects 10 million Americans.

Eight great technologies were identified in which Britain had strengths; convening councils were created to remove obstacles to their growth; the agency Innovate UK geared up to support frontier innovation; and a network of Catapults created to stimulate knowledge transfer, business start-ups and scale-ups.

Beautiful art is intentionally created to stimulate this universally communicable aesthetic pleasure, although it is effective only when it seems unintentional (5 305 307).

To fulfill this energy transition, the liberalization of renewable energy market was adopted and financial mechanisms have been created to stimulate private sector involvement and to facilitate the implementation of the public private partnership.

The New Museum does great service to Gysin's work in a new show called Dreamachine, so dubbed for a device he co-created to stimulate hallucinatory states of consciousness.

From 14th January 2019, Rosemary will also be offering her signature 5 Day plan from the house, a targeting dietary and nutritional plan that she created to help stimulate the metabolism of clients and give the digestive system a break.

Medtronic, the world's largest medical-device maker, has created devices to stimulate the brain and the heart, pump drugs, monitor blood sugar, repair valves, and stabilize the spine.

Tovertafel was developed by PhD student Hester Le Riche, who wanted to create something to stimulate activity – physical, mental and social – in people with later stage dementia.

Floella Benjamin, who fronted children's shows such as Play School and Play Away and is now a baroness, recalled that all Firmin wanted to do "was to create magic to stimulate kids' minds through his creative vision".