Sentence examples for has stimulated a from inspiring English sources

All this has stimulated a construction boom.

First, the marketing of automobiles has stimulated a great expansion in the use of credit.

A22 Study on Drug Advertising Advertising has stimulated a big rise in retail spending on prescription drugs, the fastest-growing item in the nation's health care budget.

Early evidence suggests that the use of treatment centres has stimulated a five to eight times increase in the productivity of cataract operations.

"The line has stimulated a great discussion among users who felt the coverage was blaming them for their cancers," says Jackie Harris, clinical nurse specialist with the charity.

However, at the same time media convergence has stimulated a large number of new ways in which younger people engage with political causes and content.

The historic nature of the presidential campaign has stimulated a great deal of interest among voters all year, but now they are even more focused on the election.

Advertising to consumers has stimulated a major increase in retail spending on prescription drugs, the fastest-growing item in the nation's health care budget, a new study says.

The strong global economy has stimulated a boom in maritime trade, which has in turn caused an upsurge in shipbuilding.

This week it said Help to Buy has failed to assist first-timers, arguing that it has stimulated a buying frenzy that pushed property further out of the reach of those on moderate incomes.

The release of my films The Act of Killing (2013) and The Look of Silence (2015) in Indonesia has stimulated a national discussion about the genocide and the consequences of impunity.