Sentence examples for has stimulated some from inspiring English sources

That Messrs. Bellows, Roth and Updike have come up so short has stimulated some theories and stirred some speculation in book publishing.

The discovery by the English philosopher J.L. Austin (1911 60) and others of performative uses of language has stimulated some enquiry in this direction.

The dramatic growth of patenting and licensing of publicly funded research by American research universities in the closing quarter of the 20th century has stimulated some of the highest-profile debates in science and technology policy today.

We hope this discussion has stimulated some thinking out there in grandma-land.

On the other hand, one group has shown that the lack of splenic LMP2 is linked to development of type 1 diabetes in the NOD mouse [17], [18], a report that has stimulated some controversy [19], [20].

Nevertheless, the attention given to the lack of new antibiotic development in the lay and scientific press has stimulated some momentum in addressing this problem.

Recent signs of booming economic growth have stimulated some concerns that the Fed could raise rates by as much as a half-percentage point.

Historically, the abundance of elephants and other large ungulates may have stimulated some individuals notably western African hunters in the forests and Europeans in Southern Africa to occupy certain areas.

Michael Riley from Bloomberg News documents how we at last have stimulated some aggregate demand in something!

The incentives currently available at the local, state, and federal levels in the U.S. have stimulated some AD projects.

This study raised awareness of diabetes and may also have stimulated some increase in screening and reporting of GDM in Australia around that time.