Sentence examples for often stimulating from inspiring English sources

Marriages with subjects brought the king back down to the level of those he ruled, often stimulating the ambition of his consort's family and evoking jealousy or disdain from the nobility.

Artists, including choreographers, are often stimulated by specific places.

They often stimulate deeper discussions - in the case of the Saatchi row about how we see children.

Hence, apart from being the regulator, the state often stimulates and steps in.

Fund-raisers recognize that the nobility of giving is often stimulated by activities that conjoin the selfless with self-interest.

In these bacteria, oxygen often stimulates minor metabolic processes that enhance the major routes of energy production.

We are developing this emerging discipline – where we must often stimulate excellent research before we can fund it – and we are increasing our support.

Water shoots (weak, succulent growth on branches often stimulated by pruning) provide a perfect route into the trunk and should be cut out.

While some of these incidents involved Taliban infiltrators, Bordin believes many resulted from "deep-seated animosity, often stimulated by social and personal conflicts".

He was often stimulated to his best work when joined by other saxophonists such as Ammons and Sonny Rollins (in Dizzy Gillespie's "Eternal Triangle").

The political attitudes of these persons are often stimulated or reinforced by outside agencies a crusading newspaper, an interest group, or a government agency or official.