Sentence examples for would not stimulate from inspiring English sources

A capital gains tax cut would not stimulate the economy in the short term, the most pressing economic need.

And Professor Aggarwal pointed out that about half of the latest package of economic aid would arrive in the form of military hardware, which would not stimulate Pakistan's economy.

Republicans — who have adamantly defended a renewal of the so-called Bush tax cuts, which also expire at the end of 2012 — have been lukewarm on extending the payroll tax holiday, arguing that it would not stimulate the economy.

Many Republicans — notably Mr. Cantor and Mr. Boehner himself — initially suggested that the tax cut for middle-class earners was not a great idea and would not stimulate the economy.

Learning to live as a post-imperial state according to its means, rather than its ambitions, and learning to show more care for human life and dignity, are more important to Russia's renewal than winning a geopolitical race.Mr Surkov is quite right when he argues that democracy would not stimulate technical innovation.

In that case, errors would not accumulate because when one molecule produced a defective copy of itself, that defective copy would not stimulate the second molecule to reproduce.

That means continuing the Bush tax cut for them wouldn't stimulate much demand or create many jobs.

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

But China's premier, Li Keqiang, insisted policymakers would not rush into panic measures to stimulate activity despite signs that the annual growth rate in the first three months of the year would be below the government's 7.5% target.

It led to conversations that we otherwise would not have had, and, mostly, it stimulated their curiosity about the past and about what people will do to one another and why.

After bouncing ideas, we all agreed that we needed to make health care look cool to get the attention of Generation Y. Brochures and pamphlets, no matter what the message, would not get the attention of overly stimulated college students.