Sentence examples for stimulus proposed from inspiring English sources

His economic policies make Ed Balls' fiscal stimulus, proposed long before he became a famous dancer, seem ridiculously tame.

The tentative and amorphous $800 billion stimulus proposed by Obama last week sounds like a lot, but it's a drop in the bucket when set against the damage it must help counteract: more than $10 trillion in new debt and new obligations piled up by the Bush administration in eight years, as calculated by the economists Linda J. Bilmes and Joseph E. Stiglitz in the current Harper's Magazine.

In addition, we demonstrated that Sin1 phosphorylation at both sites occurred in response to various external cellular stimuli including insulin, IGF1, PDGF and EGF, which significantly blocked the activation of Akt induced by these stimuli, proposing a novel negative feedback loop independent of IRS-1 and Grb10 to suppress mTORC2.

One approach to explaining the findings of highly variable cognitive performance and the interaction between cognitive performance and factors affecting the energetic state (incentives, presentation rate and predictability of stimuli) proposes an underlying regulation problem in ADHD.

PAGE B1 REVIEWING THE STIMULUS PACKAGE David Leonhardt takes a look at the stimulus package proposed by President Obama, and finds much to like -- as well as a major flaw.

Not a single one of the stimulus ideas proposed by Mr. Obama or Senate Democrats is under serious discussion.

The mechanism of IBU release from the nanotubes with and without the use of magnetic stimulus was proposed.

Layoffs throughout the declining economy, both reducing revenues and increasing costs for state and local governments, will undo many of the positive effects of any federal stimulus program proposed by President Bush.

The economic stimulus package proposed by Barack Obama, whose inauguration is on Tuesday, calls for the creation of at least three million jobs by investing hundreds of billions of dollars in the nation's aging infrastructure.

Or better yet, why not implement one of the short-run stimulus plans proposed by Democratic senators, and discuss those huge long-term tax cuts for the rich at our leisure?

Chait notes that the stimulus Obama proposed was huge (though unlike Chait, I recall many voices calling for it to be larger).