Sentence examples for stimulus made from inspiring English sources
Still, the stimulus made a big difference.
Polls show that many Americans are skeptical that the Obama stimulus made a big economic difference.
Mr. Schumer boasted that the stimulus made for a rare instance in which the balance of payments between New York and Washington went in New York's favor.
When it has grown more slowly, people who think the American stimulus made a big difference — including me — return the favor.
But the earlier stimulus made a big difference, even if it couldn't erase the impact of the worst financial crisis in decades.
For instance, President Obama's fiscal stimulus made some of President Clinton's higher-education tax credits refundable, so they could help lower-income Americans who owed no income tax and could not benefit from a tax credit.
I am not an economist, but it does appear that many economists think this kind of stimulus makes sense.
His bravery, despite his many fears and tendency to become overwhelmed by too much stimulus, makes him a character to cheer for.
The researchers said they did not yet know what stimulus makes cells increase their production of the Ink4 protein as a person grows older.
DNA complexes have been made that change their conformation upon some stimulus, making them one form of nanorobotics.
These can be programmed to open and reveal or release a molecular cargo in response to a stimulus, making them potentially useful as programmable molecular cages.
