Sentence examples for stimulating young from inspiring English sources

Recently for several years, young customers preferring fur have increased with its popularity, and it is concentrating on creating customers in their 20 30 s through design stimulating young sensibility based on professionalism of fur design (Fur manufacturer, Target for 20 30's 2012).

Students prepped for Friday's event nearly a month in advance, crafting pieces of prose and poetry that would be submitted for review by a cast of professional actors and writers with the Writer's Room Productions, an Orange County nonprofit dedicated to stimulating young people's interest in creative writing and the arts.

"The great thing about teaching," he says, "is stimulating young people's curiosity.

Stimulating young women towards science and engineering is crucial to close the gender gap and an important step in achieving parity in the long term.

Experimental application of JH to workers of different social insects has been shown to induce two major types of changes; such as (i) stimulating young workers to carry out functions that are usually performed by older individuals [ 3] or (ii) inducing workers to go through physical changes and differentiate from one phenotype to another [ 4].

Marches, believe it or not, can be really stimulating for young 'uns.

"It is so stimulating for young children to hear someone who does science talking about it.

An example of this momentum is our GLASS Lab Institute in partnership with the Institute of Play, which through a partnership with Electronic Arts is pledging a new commitment to foster the creation of engaging and intellectually stimulating software for young people.

The three artists who are not British-born, Mr. Serota added, have lived in the London area for more than 10 years, in part because London has good art schools and is a stimulating place for young artists.

Offering excellent health care, the stimulating presence of young people, a range of activities from simple to complex and relevancy, the Senate is the most effective nursing home in the world, which no doubt helps explain why Thurmond has lived so long.

It's a tall order — or a stimulating challenge for a young Latvian helping to guide his country's new direction.