Sentence examples for stimulate better from inspiring English sources
What aspects of the new buildings stimulate better teaching, learning and research?
But he conceded that the prize had done little to stimulate better scripts.
Unilever, which is also in the middle of a restructuring intended to shed some of its less-vibrant brands and stimulate better growth, announced plans last month to buy Ben & Jerry's Homemade for $326 million and Slim-Fast for $2.6 billion.
Its destiny for now may be to stimulate better behaviour by the authorities, not to take power itself.Latvia's opposition consists of a freemarket party led by the eccentric Einars Repse (nicknamed "Martian") and a pro-Russian grouping seen by many Latvians as little more than a Kremlin puppet.
It provides insights into characteristics of tasks that are more likely to lead to higher levels of engagement and stimulate better approaches to learning and hence provides a way of auditing both individual tasks and the sets of tasks in a course.
It may stimulate better radiological practice performance and continuing education, despite possible infrastructure and facility limitations.
The medium supplemented with orange peel extract stimulated better growth than that supplemented with citric acid.
He contributed key thinking to the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change and stimulated better quality research in many countries through his work on valuation methods for the OECD.
Moreover, the expression of genes associated with bone, including collagen type I, osteopontin and bone sialoprotein, was stimulated better on the CaP-modified PLA scaffold.
Those scientists responded by denigrating Dr Venter's work even while they copied his techniques.The rivalry got the job done in double-quick time and stimulated better and better ways of sequencing genomes to the point where a bacterium can now be knocked off in a day or so.
Not only will more people risk raising their voices, the problem-solving process itself will dramatically improve, stimulating better information processing, a search for alternatives, and divergent thinking.
