Sentence examples for crisis stimulates from inspiring English sources

Once the Democrats and Republicans in Congress have a practical businessman rather than a former community organizer to show them the way, they will surely come up with a grand bargain that, at one stroke, solves the long-term budget crisis, stimulates economic growth, and reduces tax rates while getting rid of only those tax shelters enjoyed exclusively by the very wealthy.

For example, globalisation and the economic crisis stimulate outsourcing of production and movement of jobs, which has impacts on regional depopulation, commuting, urbanisation and segregation (higher building prices).

During Gore's term the principal domestic issue occupying state politics was a banking crisis stimulated by the federal policy of embargoing trade with Great Britain and France, then embroiled in the Napoleonic Wars.

Russia's exclusion from the G8 during the Ukraine crisis only stimulates Moscow to work more closely with non-Western partners.

"There's nothing like a political crisis to stimulate a bit of change," Mr. Buckles said.

The energy crisis had stimulated the U.S., from the late 70's, to drill with more intensity for oil & natural gas.

I suppose one could argue that we should have been doing this anyway, but we sometimes need a bit of a crisis to stimulate more radical thinking.

A rare-earth supply crisis has stimulated an intensive search for alternative permanent magnets.

The Fed has enacted a wide and unprecedented range of measures to mitigate the credit crisis and stimulate the economy.

Concerns about climate change and the energy crisis have stimulated interest in developing advanced clean coal energy systems with high efficiency and near-zero emissions.

The recent financial crisis has stimulated theoretical and empirical research on the propagation mechanisms underlying business cycles, in particular on the role of financial frictions.