Sentence examples for quite stimulative from inspiring English sources

So we're going to continue to monitor the economy closely and continue to evaluate the alternatives that we have, recognizing, as I said, that policy is already quite stimulative".

Republicans, who are likely to retain control of at least one chamber of Congress, might pass parts of the package if Mr Obama is re-elected, but only as part of a larger deal on taxes and entitlements.Mr Romney has disparaged such a stimulus, arguing that the confidence-boosting impact of his plans will be quite stimulative enough.

And he then explains his view by analogising interest rate subsidies to energy subsidies, which is odd given that the economists he's engaging don't need analogies to grasp the workings of monetary policy.But sure, I'm happy to agree that if America provided a large, money-financed subsidy to energy that would be quite stimulative.

Thus, a lower Social Security tax could actually be contractionary rather than stimulative.

We are not doing it as loudly, we're not embracing it quite as much, but the fact of the matter is we do need a much more stimulative fiscal policy".

Will it be greatly stimulative?

"Will it be stimulative?" Mr. McKelvey said.

(His tonsorial kinetics tend more to stimulative tugging and twisting).

The president stumbled inadvertently into some stimulative policies.

The economic impact is likely to be stimulative.

Economists are still measuring how stimulative the tax cut was.