Sentence examples for to stimulate itself from inspiring English sources

It would be ironic, but not unprecedented, if China were to stimulate itself into a real-estate-fueled banking crisis less than a year after wagging its finger at the West for doing the same thing.

The latter is able to stimulate MMPs and itself in a paracrine way, aiding tumor angiogenesis.

It seems to me a year or two of this would be as likely to stimulate vengeance as war itself.

After the government said for months that it would protect workers' rights while raising state spending to stimulate growth, it reversed itself in May.

As noted investor Ray Dalio -- who is very familiar with the roots of the current Euro-deflation crisis -- said, this situation would leave the Fed with little leverage itself to stimulate an economy under attack.

HMGB1 was found to bind the AR promoter [ 52], AR protein was described itself to stimulate let-7 expression [ 53].

Touch itself appears to stimulate our bodies to react in very specific ways.

These are bold words, although they would carry more weight if Poland's awesome budget deficit was itself designed to stimulate economic growth not to put off reforms.Most analysts doubt that Central Europe's biggest countries Poland, Hungary and the Czech Republic have a chance of meeting the 3% deficit limit by 2007.

In 2001, the overall euro-zone deficit was only 1.1% of GDP, which is what matters for the stability of the euro.You say that my words "would carry more weight if Poland's awesome budget deficit was itself designed to stimulate economic growth".

Mechanistically, BAF60a physically interacts with CAR and forms a feedforward regulatory loop to stimulate the expression of CAR itself and its downstream target genes involved in bile acid metabolism.

The success of these vaccines ((BCG, oral polio (Sabin), MMR and Ty21a)) raised the possibility that a live, attenuated pathogen could be used to stimulate immunity not only against itself, but also heterologous pathogens by expressing foreign antigens.