Sentence examples for success stimulates from inspiring English sources

If their continuing success stimulates rather than satisfies their appetite for power, global economic integration may be at greater risk than many suppose.

"That's the worst thing that can ever happen," the former station executive said, "the competition that success stimulates.

There has recently been some success stimulating the brain to "feel".

The Methodist movement began as a sectarian protest against the worldliness of the Church of England; its success stimulated it to become a church, which in turn spawned various sectarian protests, including charismatic communities.

Plan-fulfillment as a dominant criterion of success stimulated management to conceal their productive potential so as to get an "easy" plan, while fears of supply shortages encouraged hoarding.

Yuebao's success stimulated more fund practitioners to participate in online finance and generated numerous online financial products similar to Yuebao.

As one commentator observed, radio's success stimulated the dream that society "shall wake up one bright morning with an international consciousness..

It is suspected that the director made up the story himself, modeling it on traditional stories such as Chunhyangjeon, Lee Kyu-hwan's remake of which had recently become a major success, stimulating a rebirth in Korean cinema.

The same music is played in the same rebuilt concert halls, and a theatrical or operatic success still stimulates lively conversation.

The Italian government has had little success in stimulating the economy, and three months ago it cut in half its estimate for growth this year, to 1.1percentt.

In a study using 36 volunteers, Acambis achieved 100% success in stimulating antibodies to counter Japanese encephalitis - a mosquito-borne virus which kills 10,000 people annually.