Sentence examples for would have stimulated from inspiring English sources

That would have stimulated another thought - it could happen here.

I think if we would've had the opportunity to do it here, we would have stimulated other innovators.

"The ability of [PCT] commissioners to do that was one of the factors that would have stimulated the growth of social enterprises in the health sector.

The construction sector is labour intensive and a cut in VAT to 5% for new build and refurbishment would have stimulated the economy and ultimately increased tax revenues.

Climate scientists suspect iron-rich dust blown out to sea during the ice ages would have stimulated plankton growth and lowered atmospheric carbon dioxide.

Even worse, most people said they paid more in federal income taxes than in Social Security and Medicare taxes, a confusion that has helped keep payroll tax cuts -- which would have stimulated job growth -- off the table.

In short, the QE narrative – if real – wouldn't have stimulated a market rally as much as it would brought on the mother of all crashes for it being all about feeding the bad and mediocre of the past at the expense of the good and great of the future.

This is just the kind of story, had it happened in England (or Scotland, or Wales), it would surely have stimulated a newspaper campaign.

Because at least then our idiot presence would not have stimulated the creation of far more jihadists than there were before.

Laila surely would not have disapproved; she had stimulated her audience.

All this has stimulated a construction boom.