Sentence examples for stimulated enormous from inspiring English sources

Early success of this kind stimulated enormous interest inside and outside the academy.

Nanofibrous membranes have stimulated enormous attention for their outstanding chemical and physical performance, such as high specific surface area, high porosity, elasticity in surface functions, and outstanding mechanical performance.

This apparently obvious conclusion has stimulated enormous number of studies aimed at finding a relationship between levels of endogenous antioxidants and lifespan of various organisms on the effects of addition of exogenous antioxidants on the course of aging and lifespan of model organisms.

For starters, a large carbon tax, if accompanied with "green finance," would stimulate enormous investment to retrofit the economy.

It is expected that these findings could stimulate enormous effects on the synthesis of helical polymers to further develop novel PA helix based functional materials and nanoscale devices.

These advances were made possible by the electron microscope, which stimulated an enormous amount of research on subcellular structures beginning in the 1950s and became the prime tool of anatomical research.

Sobering projections like this have stimulated an enormous amount of investment into cancer research and rational drug design.

The roads they build have enormous potential to stimulate economic growth and lift standards of living by providing faster access to employment, schools and markets.

By the mid-1980s inexpensive microprocessors had stimulated computerization of an enormous variety of consumer products.

Announcing Roth's win, Gekoski said Roth's books had "stimulated, provoked and amused an enormous, and still expanding, audience" for 50 years, and that "his imagination has not only recast our idea of Jewish identity, it has also reanimated fiction, and not just American fiction, generally".

Most of the new demand for goods stemmed from the emergence of the new middle class (or bourgeoisie)—a phenomenon that raised the standard of living for an enormous population group and stimulated demand for quality goods.