Sentence examples for stimulating little from inspiring English sources
But as things now stand, with this feeble tax cut stimulating little aside from scornful editorials in the Washington Post, Bush will blow what capital he has.
A letter to this page started off the register of "Liberal-minded Housebound Housewives" which has brought together in stimulating little groups all over the country several thousand women.
Knack buffs cling to the belief that band was a breath of fresh air, that their cardiovascularly stimulating little signature tune - which sounded like it was reverberating through a car stereo system equipped with massive bass speakers, even when it wasn't - constituted a repudiation of disco, country rock and all the other slop that turned the late 1970s into a living hell.
He said WALL-E was concerned with ideas rather than spectacle, saying it would trigger stimulating "little thoughts for the younger viewers".
After all, a letter saying, "I completely agree with this pundit," would stimulate little but yawns.
The US economy is engaged in a vicious cycle in which low-wage jobs and under-employment stimulate little demand, giving companies little reason to hire workers.
But "The March" stimulates little such itch; it offers an illumination, fitful and flickering, of a historic upheaval that only fiction could provide.
Many airline executives were convinced that the country was so traumatized by the attacks that fare sales would stimulate little traffic and therefore simply deepen their losses.
A review of existing research highlights how financial incentives that encourage succession and retirement from farming have stimulated little change in the behavioural intentions and attitudes amongst elderly farmers.
Content that is designed to self-affirm may feel good, yet it stimulates little growth and development.
Because little SAAS is released from the horizontal SCN brain slice when the attached optic nerves innervating the SCN are stimulated, little SAAS could be a neurochemical messenger of retinohypothalamic tract (RHT) signaling from the eye.
