Sentence examples for has further inspired from inspiring English sources

California -- both in its energy meltdown last year and its subsequent response, with things like energy-efficiency construction standards -- has further inspired those who think that more should be rendered unto the public sphere and less to the market.

Judy helped create the Genome Center and her encouragement and support have further inspired our efforts to create a new research initiative at the Columbia University Medical Center.

The broad interest generated from graphene nanosheet-based scaffolds have further inspired the development of scaffolds based on other two-dimensional nanomaterials such as ultrathin polymeric nanosheets, which is biocompatible and biodegradable.

But he said the recent chaotic events in New York and elsewhere have further inspired him.

This interest has been further inspired by the observation that IFNα administration to individuals without any autoimmune condition can trigger the production of antinuclear autoantibodies, and occasionally also a lupus syndrome.

In turn, I have been further inspired to achieve my own personal best by the passionate people I work with as well as the kids we teach -- after all, being a leader goes both ways.

Although iliac crest bone graft remains the gold standard today, the associated morbidity has inspired the search for alternatives, including allograft, synthetic and factor/cell-based grafts; and has further led to a focus on cage fusion technology.

Some were also inspired to have further studies.

This further inspired her to launch her own fashion line.

Inspired by the excellent in vitro antitumor efficacy and systemic performance of PLPT, we have further evaluated the antitumor efficacy of different formulations in MCF-7 cancer cell bearing xenograft tumor model.

Pettit's analysis of freedom has also inspired further work on the concept of domination itself, most notably Frank Lovett's account of domination as a descriptive concept and of justice as the minimization of domination (Lovett 2010).