Britain has been cutting spending to pare its deficit but has failed so far to stimulate growth.
The plans going forward to upgrade military defenses, overhaul airport and transportation security systems and rebuild a shattered New York may themselves go far in stimulating the economy.
She would compliment us on our British reserve, our eccentric quirkiness and our general pluck, but as far as stimulating the senses goes, she'd politely opine, "why, it's like comparing iced tea and crystal meth".
Nevertheless, far from stimulating a witch hunt, The Times had clearly shown before Dr. Lee was even charged that the case against him was circumstantial and therefore weak, and that there were numerous other potential sources for the design of the warhead.
Just as The Economist said about Chamberlain's tax cuts in 1935 The figures, however, are small in total and though all such remissions do a little to increase the general purchasing power, it cannot be said that the Budget will go far to stimulate trade.
Far from stimulating "investor confidence", the policies followed after early 2011 resulted in a second collapse in investment.
Seventeen percent of respondents continue to express no preference, allowing Bill Kristol some options as far as stimulating the political button sector of the U.S. economy.
When the interviewee stops talking, the interviewer refers to the information he gained so far and stimulates the interviewee to go into details.
Xmas engineering work and January fares rises are hardy perennials for the industry but the combination of major overruns together with the particularly steep increases has stimulated far more media attention than usual, as well as threats from passengers about possible boycotts.
Estimates made at that time of a doubling of volume over the next decade assumed the continuation of the current rate of technological improvement and recognized that the increase would be far greater if stimulated by government support in an energetic research and development program to reduce cost.
