Sentence examples for enough to stimulate a from inspiring English sources

It would make it hard to cut interest rates enough to stimulate a sagging economy.

Modern yet very different from Europe, adventurous enough to stimulate a bookish teen without exhausting a middle-aged father.

But the overbearing stamp of the industry was enough to stimulate a few smirking and no doubt unkind words on my part.

While there is no clear scientific evidence that reveals how old is too old to drive, 97-years old is old enough to stimulate a public discussion about hanging up the keys.

The quantities of ritalinic acid, amphetamine, and paraxanthene excreted in the bathrooms of a typical college library during exam week alone would be enough to stimulate a small and extremely tired village, yet the metabolic byproducts are wasted out of fear and ignorance.

The Cheerios used as a hard reference food may not have been hard enough to stimulate a rotational movement.

But the true benefits would be much larger – Stern calculated that these policies, and carbon trading, should be enough to stimulate an additional $200bn to $250bn from the private sector.

In conclusion, this study provides evidence that marcha gait exercise performed during official contest is not intense enough to stimulate an APR, demonstrated by no change in serum concentrations of APPs in Mangalarga Marchador horses.

There is the possibility that simply culturing cells might change them enough to stimulate an immune response.

An effective viral vector should present the expressed antigen as an immune target and should remain in the host long enough to stimulate an effective response.

The increased shear stress and strain imposed by opening and stretching of collapsed lung in the dependent regions due to insufficient levels of PEEP was probably high enough to stimulate an increased parenchymal inflammatory response as assessed by elevated levels of IL-6 mRNA expression in the lung tissue.