Sentence examples for lost stimulus from inspiring English sources

States, and the Transportation Department, have been under pressure to approve projects quickly to put people back to work and to make sure that no state missed the deadline and lost stimulus dollars to other states.

PETER, Mansfield, Conn., 1 44 p.m., Sept. 4, nytimes.com The issue is not that Obama — now supposedly focused squarely on short-term economic recovery — might have lost some stimulus had he insisted on letting the tax cuts expire; it's that he failed to demand much more in exchange for reneging on a key campaign pledge.

We may attribute this result to the lost of stimuli that cells undergo during in vitro expansion, where microenvironment niche signaling is inherently diminished.

And many of the 300 workers who are set to lose their stimulus jobs in Perry County may not be able to collect unemployment benefits.

They are transfer payments that will make fiscal reckoning even more painful when state governments lose the stimulus next year.

Among the numbers were the $14.3 trillion debt; the $1.42 trillion deficit for 2009; the $831 billion stimulus program that Mr. Obama pushed through Congress; and the 1.8 million jobs the Republicans say were lost since the stimulus was passed.

The administration lost on the stimulus package, which most economists think is successful but the public sees as largely ineffective and ridden with special-interest pork.

Christchurch, the city that would have benefited the most from the event's economic stimulus, lost the seven matches it was to host because of the earthquakes.

Independent analyses have shown that more than half of the $14.3 trillion debt is from policies enacted during the past decade when Republicans controlled both the White House and Congress, and much of the rest from lost revenues and stimulus spending and tax cuts since Mr. Obama took office at the height of the financial crisis and recession.

That the DBS-induced capacity to cause NMD/AS changes was largely lost under OFF-stimulus conditions further suggested that it was due to the electrical stimulus itself rather than the operation or the modified drug dose.

Since the number of stimuli lost due to the subjects' interceptions was comparatively small (55 out of 660 stimuli, 8.3%), no special analysis was performed in regard to the trials followed by movement.