Sentence examples for we try to stimulate from inspiring English sources

Then there's crepey skin; to treat that, we try to stimulate more collagen using lasers".

"We try to stimulate the craving, which gets greater and greater, and then we deal with the anxiety that results.

"We try to stimulate collagen within the skin's dermis, the deeper layer of the skin," said Dr. Roy Geronemus, a dermatologist and the director of the Laser and Skin Surgery Center of New York, who helped develop the technique.

Yes, more people will get on the housing ladder, but they will pay more for the privilege, because we have a situation where if we try to stimulate demand for the housing market in the UK, there are so many restrictions on supply that it just drives up the price.

"There are five senses and we try to stimulate them all," offers Gingerline's Suz Mountfort of an event that goes so far as to pump rooms full of rosemary fragrance to enhance the experience and flavour of the lamb dish on offer.

Mr Leach told BBC Radio 4's The World At One: "Yes, more people will get on the housing ladder, but they will pay more for the privilege, because we have a situation where if we try to stimulate demand for the housing market in the UK, there are so many restrictions on supply that it just drives up the price.

Excuse No. 4: We tried to stimulate the economy, and it didn't work.

As moderators in the focus group interviews, we tried to stimulate an open dialogue and a safe atmosphere so that the participants could not only express their viewpoints but also could actually exchange and reflect upon their viewpoints together [ 33– 33].

To analyse the volatility of the male pheromone, we tried to stimulate mating behaviour in a couple with a sealed male by exposing it to putative volatile compounds transferred from a normal couple via a syringe and to a mating couple within 2 mm distance.

VJ: We have a responsibility to try to stimulate the creation of jobs so that every American that wants to work can.

These have been very inefficient uses of resources to try to stimulate growth or jobs".