Sentence examples for reasonable stimulus from inspiring English sources

Congress could take some of the pressure off Mr. Greenspan by drafting a reasonable stimulus package.

"We are playing with fire if we don't pass a reasonable stimulus," said R. Glenn Hubbard, the chairman of the White House's Council of Economic Advisers.

These models provided reasonable stimulus for further research, especially they stressed the need for explaining the mechanisms supporting the continuity of the old and the introduction of new equilibriums in modeled innovation processes and the need for characterization of turning points in the innovation process in the framework of evolutionary models.

In order to have a reasonable amount of stimuli, we had to include probes with "5" or "0", which were equally present in all crucial conditions.

Making American exports more attractive could provide a reasonable amount of economic stimulus, said Mr. Nelson of ABN Amro.

But, by any reasonable measure, the $800-billion 800-billionckage that Congrestimulusd in the winter of 2009 was a clear, if limited, success.

Just as important, judging from the polls and media coverage, they had at least managed to introduce a reasonable doubt about the stimulus plan into the jury box of public opinion, a note of skepticism that might linger in the months ahead.

All the observers reported that they considered duration judgments on some trials to be a lot easier than on other trials, but they also claimed that even on the relatively hard trials, they usually had a reasonable idea of which stimulus had the longest duration.

Specifically, the logic of the linearity test, and the structure of the model, assume linearity of the cone signal, which is a reasonable approximation for weak stimuli (Schnapf et al., 1990), but fails for stronger stimuli (J Angueyra and F Rieke, personal communication).

Forget the bleating of Rush Limbaugh; the problem is not with the quite reasonable and, if anything, underfunded stimulus package, which in any case will be debated long and hard in Congress.

It is reasonable to assume a startling stimulus would initiate maximal jump performance.