Sentence examples for stimulating small from inspiring English sources

2008 Velusetrag is more potent than tegaserod, cisapride and mosapride at stimulating colonic transit in conscious guinea pigs, and approximately equipotent with tegaserod at stimulating small intestinal motility in conscious dogs or relaxing the oesophagus in anaesthetised rats.

Stimulating small business growth is "high on the policy agenda," said Nasser H. Saidi, chief economist at the Dubai International Financial Center.

She called for increasing aid to states, extending unemployment insurance benefits, stimulating small business lending and subsidizing energy-efficiency measures by homeowners.

Stimulating Small Business Growth tells the story of small business growth, who grew, by how much, and how.

Meanwhile, supporters of the bill -- and it has many, according to Bloomberg, including Congressional Democrats, Congressional Republicans and President Barack Obama -- say that the bill will be a crucial step toward stimulating small business activity.

Some of them do small loans, in groups of about $100 per person within a group, and others have loans for individuals that are much more focused on stimulating small businesses, enabling them to have the cash flow to expand their inventory, for example.

Gasoline raced past $3 a gallon for a while, stimulating small-car sales and popping the S.U.V. bubble; Merrill Lynch noted that cars gained market share, at the expense of trucks, for the first time in 25 years.

In the present study, two distinct experiments were performed: first, a 30-s cutaneous non-noxious heat stimulation (40°C) was used to stimulate small diameter afferents yielding a gentle warmth sensation; second, a 30-s cutaneous noxious heat stimulation (45°C) was used to stimulate small diameter afferents yielding a pain sensation described as a distinct burning and prickling experience.

Both camps talk of policies to stimulate small businesses as the main engine of economic growth and job creation.

As one Western banker put it, when oil is $35 a barrel, Russia "has no choice" but to reform, to diversify its economy and to put in place the rule of law and incentives that would really stimulate small business.

The statutes were drawn to stimulate small municipalities, in the country part of counties in which there are large cities, to organize and maintain courts to try persons accused of violations of the Prohibition Act everywhere in the county.