Sentence examples for making the stimulus from inspiring English sources

The best course is to return to the original Summers parameters — temporary, targeted and timely — thus making the stimulus cleaner and faster.

In a sense, you can't use these terms without making the stimulus error or describing the stimulus rather than the experience (as in "It looks like the color of an olive").

The tax rebates did not take effect until March 1975, making the stimulus, at best, an unnecessary expense and, at worst, a counter-productive spur to inflation.

Writing in today's Times, the Nobel Prize winning economist puts together a laundry list of economic to-do's, with the general theme of making the stimulus "bigger".

This 'workspace' maintains the information online and dispatches it to additional processors, thus making the stimulus reportable.

Importantly, protamine RNA complexes induced release of the Th1-skewing cytokine IL-12p70 from CD1c+ DCs, making the stimulus highly interesting when an anti-cancer response is desired.

Clearly from a legal point of view, the journal is satisfied that making the stimuli available in the original lab is sufficient for policy purposes.

He also wanted to make people aware of the rivalry by making the stimuli so up front that the brain can't clean up the artifacts as it normally does.

Paradoxically, the very things that made the stimulus more effective economically may have made it less popular politically.

Even as the severity of the economic crisis became clear, Obama and Congress worked together to make the stimulus smaller.

And those happen to be the same provisions that might actually have made the stimulus plan effective.