Sentence examples similar to stimulated ingenuity from inspiring English sources
Similarly, bans on billboard advertising and sports sponsorship may only stimulate fresh ingenuity in tobacco marketing departments (as they have already in Europe).In this section Brown's greenfield budget Liberté, égalité, sororité?
Similarly, bans on billboard advertising and sports sponsorship may only stimulate fresh ingenuity in tobacco marketing departments (as they have already in Europe).In this section How Hong Kong can change China Try Pol Pot White smoke, and black Israel intransigent Brown's greenfield budget Liberté, égalité, sororité?
It also defeats the purpose of America's patent system, which, uniquely among all nations prior to its creation, was designed to stimulate the ingenuity of the common man.
Let it never be said, however, that the potential loss of the most advanced hospital in the Hudson Valley has not stimulated the creative ingenuity of the county government.
The bill would obviously stimulate more and more ingenuity among those who want to break the law.
On the other hand, the hardships imposed by relying on indigenous resources would stimulate the comradeship and ingenuity of the insurgents.
But the Malthusian question has stimulated argument about the Earth's carrying capacity, which depends as much on human optimism as on ingenuity.
I found Jack Hitt's (July 1) mention of an unnamed oil sheik, who was wary of stimulating our nation's famous ingenuity, ironic.
The other partner to this dubious arrangement is the Huffington Post, which is a new-media marvel of ingenuity, combining a mastery of editing geared to game the search engines that stimulate Web traffic and overhead that would shame an antebellum plantation.
