Sentence examples for stimulus beginning from inspiring English sources
Frustrated by the deliberate stifling of his film career, Dennis turned to art and photography for creative stimulus, beginning with abstract subjects such as landscapes.
At the start of 2007, the impact of the huge fiscal stimulus began to tell on inflation.
Meanwhile, as even centrist Democrats in the Senate began to raise objections over the size of the bill, public support for the stimulus began to falter.
Consumer spending fell at a rate of 1percentt in the second quarter of the year, even as tax credits from the stimulus began filtering through the economy.
The steep fall in confidence among manufacturers reported by IHS Markit was credited with helping to persuade the Bank of England on 4 August to add to the already huge monetary stimulus begun after the 2008 crash.
If one pairs a nonmotivating stimulus with a highly motivating object several times, the formerly neutral stimulus begins to motivate behaviour in a fashion similar to the original object.
The point at which a stimulus begins to become painful is the pain perception threshold; most studies have found that point to be relatively similar among disparate groups of people.
In response to a question from Representative Kevin Brady, a Texas Republican who is chairman of the Joint Economic Committee, Mr. Bernanke said that whenever the stimulus began to taper off, it would not happen in an "automatic, mechanistic program.
Since the stimulus began in 2009, Washington has provided more than a third of state budgets, supporting as many as half-a-million other jobs, but that wasn't enough to prevent layoffs, which have only increased since the money began running out.
Bernanke goes even further, saying there will be a "somewhat stronger pace of growth starting later this year as the effects of monetary and fiscal stimulus begin to be felt".
The successful passage of the stimulus began with Obama's decision to pardon Lieberman for the sin of campaigning for Sen. John McCain (R-Ariz).
