Sentence examples for stimulated efforts from inspiring English sources

This, plus the more remote chance of a big collision, has stimulated efforts to map the orbits of potential threats so that people will be prepared.

Mercosur has already stimulated efforts to improve transport and energy links—a pipeline from Bolivia's ample gas fields to energy-hungry Brazil was completed last year, for example.

The advent of the Cold War, however, soon stimulated efforts to restore military effectiveness, and the peacetime conscription established in 1940 was reinstituted in 1948 and periodically renewed thereafter.

This has stimulated efforts to develop new pharmacological strategies to prevent or reverse LV remodelling.

Rising costs of health care have stimulated efforts to redesign health care packages.

The limited supply and the negative environmental effects of the use of petroleum-derived fuels and chemicals have stimulated efforts for the development of more environmentally-friendly processes.

The drug's success is also likely to stimulate efforts to design inhibitors of the signaling molecules that malfunction in other kinds of cancer.

Transparency International's criticisms have stung some of those governments and helped to stimulate efforts by contractors and officials to do better in countries like India and Saudi Arabia.

Limitations in the availability of embryonated chicken eggs stimulate efforts to use continuous cell lines for influenza vaccine production [54], [55].

Clearly, the new research will stimulate efforts to extend this approach to other refractory cancers.

Second, comparable to the assumed effects of managed competition, the possible loss of market share can stimulate efforts to improve quality.