Sentence examples for exceptional stimulus from inspiring English sources

Presenting its global outlook, Pier Carlo Padoan, the OECD's deputy secretary-general and chief economist said many parts of the global economy had been left vulnerable by a deep recession and exceptional stimulus packages.

But the turmoil underlines the risks involved in exiting five years of exceptional monetary stimulus by central banks around the world.

The 30-member O.E.C.D. also urged central banks to continue reining in the exceptional liquidity stimulus measures that they put in place during the recession.

Will the economies in the US and UK have achieved adequate lift-off velocity to withstand the choking off of the fuel of exceptional monetary stimulus?

These results indicate that the observations such as those shown in Figure 1 were not exceptional cases: effective stimuli varied among nearby cells.

From the lunch, Larry Elliott reports that Carney pledged that the degree of stimulus would "remain exceptional for some time".

But he hinted that he currently favoured updating rather than ditching his flagship policy initiative and pledged that the degree of stimulus would "remain exceptional for some time".

"For a sustained and balanced recovery, the degree of stimulus will need to remain exceptional for some time".

Among the so-called "five senses," olfactory perception takes an exceptional position in the neurological processing of sensory stimuli.

Exceptional policy responses around the globe--including macroeconomic stimulus and financial sector intervention--indeed helped avoid the worst.

"The only way to 'scratch' a cognitive itch is to rehearse the start involuntarily, as the brain detects an incongruity or something 'exceptional' in the musical stimulus".