Sentence examples for stimulated much from inspiring English sources

His observation has stimulated much learned discussion, in print and on the Internet.

The recession didn't begin under Obama's watch, even if his policies haven't stimulated much of a recovery.

His scheme launched the culture-historical school of ethnology in Europe and stimulated much field research.

Mayor Chuck Reed of San Jose has not been stimulated much by the federal economic recovery package — and neither has his city.

This is partly because three years later, the stimulus doesn't really seem to have stimulated much real growth.

Although his observations stimulated much interest, no one made a serious attempt either to repeat or to extend them.

Postwar economic development programs, in which maps were needed for planning road, railroad, and reservoir constructions, also stimulated much work.

The construction of transcontinental railways after Manitoba joined the confederation in 1870 stimulated much development in the region.

Development aid has failed, in the past, to stimulate much development.

But they are not stimulating much supply, largely because planning restrictions are so tight.

Lower rates do not stimulate much economic activity unless people can rely on them for years down the road.