Sentence examples for that has stimulated from inspiring English sources

Yet it can also be regarded as a tool that has stimulated discussion in a tragic chapter of recent American history.

The money that the Endowment has given is money that has stimulated, encouraged, supported a project which will find a permanent place, and that pleases us greatly.

Whatever the long-liners' contribution to global pressures on commercial fish stocks, it is their effect on other creatures that has stimulated the most concern.

The polls, it turned out, were pretty much on the money, and the news people were hard pressed to identify the kind of Iowa surprise that has stimulated discussion on previous caucus nights.

This is largely because animals have developed muscles and hence mobility, a characteristic that has stimulated the further development of tissues and organ systems.

"I consider it of utmost importance to continue our military operations, because the fact is that it is the increasing military pressure on the Taliban and the Taliban leadership that has stimulated the reconciliation talks," Mr Rasmussen said.

Novel treatments that have stimulated regeneration after acute injuries have not yet been applied to chronic injuries.

The regulatory system for biologicals has been subject to many of the same pressures that have stimulated change in government/industry/academia relationships.

The national government, in December 2010, ended two separate programs that had stimulated sales in 2009 and 2010.

The Malabar Coast was the home of spices, especially black pepper (Piper nigrum), that had stimulated the first European adventures in the East.

The trypanosomes are some of the earliest diverging members of the Eukaryotae and share several biochemical peculiarities that have stimulated research into new drug targets.