Sentence examples for failure to stimulate from inspiring English sources

Disappointment with the single market's apparent failure to stimulate growth in the euro-zone has also contributed to disenchantment.

Richards said he wasn't surprised to see Tucker discussing negative rates, given the weak state of the UK economy and the Bank's failure to stimulate output.

The fact that all those high-spending Europeans compensated for the failure to stimulate domestic demand in Germany is rarely touched upon.

Before he set off, Mr Clinton was under pressure to bash the Japanese for their trade protectionism and failure to stimulate demand.

And the sluggish pace of growth, which continues to fall short of the Fed's predictions, is a bright marker of its failure to stimulate a recovery.

Republicans and Democrats alike have been decrying the failure to stimulate the economy through the infrastructure improvements that are necessary to keep our economy competitive.

The ultimate goal in heart failure treatment is to stimulate the heart's natural regenerative capacity and replace damaged tissue.

The failure of leptin to stimulate all markers of osteoblasts whereas inhibiting leptin signaling modified all parameters is puzzling.

We therefore sought to determine whether this failure of VEGF to stimulate blood flow in a diabetic animal was due to (1) an impairment in the ability to deliver VEGF to the diabetic ischemic limb or (2) an impairment in the ability of VEGF to stimulate endothelial growth (angiogenesis) and/or new smooth muscles (arteriogenesis).

The failure of E2 to stimulate single cell migration is in line with the unclear results of western blot analysis for the interaction of EMT proteins, E-cadherin, and Snail as well as with the absence of Snail import to the nucleus.

Initially, we hypothesized a decrease in P2X7R expression was the most likely explanation for the failure of ATP to stimulate IL-1β release under these conditions, as clearly the NLRP3-inflammasome cascade known to be activated by E. coli (Pétrilli et al, 2007) was not affected.