Sentence examples for stimulus introduced from inspiring English sources
The many forms of stimulus introduced by his government definitely helped to stoke Thailand's growth rate.
Since elected Obama has increased the maximum for Pell grants available to college students, and his 2009 economic stimulus introduced tax credits enabling some young people to save $2,500 a year.
Europe and the UK have fully reversed any stimulus introduced during the crisis; America has not: You can always try to argue that this has nothing to do with the results we see.
The 2009 stimulus introduced a better model: a competitive, $1.5 billion grant program for transportation, called Tiger, that forced local leaders to think regionally about strategies that combined multiple modes of transportation.
Each fish was exposed to a single olfactory stimulus, introduced into the continuous water flow via a three-way valve, for 5 s with 10 s intervals for a period of 45 min.
Another argument in favor of the minimum wage is that it is a stimulus, introducing new income and spending into the market.
For this reason, we considered the possibility that enhanced spatial acuity with a complex stimulus may be due to the fact that adding vibration to the flutter stimulus introduces another amplitude component, thereby increasing the overall magnitude of the stimulus.
Obama's bill provided for not just Stimulus 2.0 George Bush introduced Stimulus 1.0 back at the beginning of 2008 but also also Stimulus 2.1.
Obama's bill provided for not just Stimulus 2.0 — George Bush introduced Stimulus 1.0 back at the beginning of 2008 — but also also Stimulus 2.1.
The first chart shows that output per worker and output per hour have followed broadly similar paths, falling sharply through 2008 and then rising steadily as monetary stimulus was introduced by the Bank of England and the Labour government introduced fiscal stimulus.
It then gradually decreased during further encounters with the same stimulus (Enc. 2 4), but increased again when another novel stimulus was introduced (Enc. 5).
