Sentence examples for stimulating push from inspiring English sources

The music acts as a stimulating push to the gross-out short's narrative.

In goldfish, sexually active males release, via the gills, relatively large amounts of androstenedione [ 6] which stimulates pushing behaviour (a component of male-male competition) [ 31] and has been suggested to act as a male pheromone (as part of a blend of steroids dominated by androgens) in the regulation of competitive interactions among males [ 2, 6, 31].

This finding, supported by similar anecdotal reports stimulated the push for the implementation of waterborne disease surveillance with over-the-counter drug sales [ 19].

"It has excited labour, stimulated manufactures, pushed commerce over every sea".

"After we explained to them Joey's dedication and Joey's love for the city," Mr. Vega said, "how much he stimulated and pushed young bands, how much he cared about the East Village, then it was very easy".

Each hind limb was pulled down and gently stimulated by pushing towards the side of the table.

Stimulating demand would push up prices, which could save the euro zone from tipping into deflation.

What stimulated this sudden push forward is a standard called Dyle.

Public rhetoric will try to impose preconditions but the role of the UN is to be facilitating, mediating, pushing, stimulating.

Take your pick of root causes: a consumer culture stimulating overconsumption; corporations pushing consumers to use more fossil fuels and eat more animal products; or an absurd lack of resources for basic family planning services, to name a few.

Most analysts are not expecting any action yet, but speculation is growing that in the coming months it may inject money into the system, a practice called quantitative easing, in the hope of stimulating growth and pushing up prices.