Sentence examples for had stimulated a from inspiring English sources
As I reluctantly packed up my Aibo review unit to return him -- I mean return it -- to Sony, I could not deny that my little guy had stimulated a lot of thought and discussion about some of life's larger lessons.
By asking their cooperation in the test, the investigators had stimulated a new attitude among the employees, who now felt themselves part of an important group whose help and advice were being sought by the company.
The Times's coverage of this case, especially the articles published in the first few months, attracted criticism from competing journalists and media critics and from defenders of Dr. Lee, who contended that our reporting had stimulated a political frenzy amounting to a witch hunt.
These dealt not only with war but equally with the dangers of absolute rule: the Lucianic discussions at the Old Barge had stimulated a radical critique of established social forms.
The above hypotheses had stimulated an interest in that issue and prompted experiments in prebiotic chemistry started by Miller [ 3].
JetBlue's low fares, matched by the competition, have stimulated a big increase in demand for travel in recent years.
First, the marketing of automobiles has stimulated a great expansion in the use of credit.
Its rate cuts have stimulated a boom in mortgage refinancings, which gives money straight to consumers.
The strong global economy has stimulated a boom in maritime trade, which has in turn caused an upsurge in shipbuilding.
This is just the kind of story, had it happened in England (or Scotland, or Wales), it would surely have stimulated a newspaper campaign.
