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Stimulate in sentence

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I believe the result would stimulate an acceptance not heretofore anticipated.
It's difficult to find movies that actually redirect your thinking and stimulate you and make you suffer in that great, fulfilling way.
Do not, however, go to this film to stimulate the imagination.
Maybe there are some who might be entertained by this, but I'm looking for something else, something that comments on our society or us as human beings, something that might stimulate me to examine my own values or views, or at least elicit some laughter or other emotion from me.
Which is not a terrible thing, messages at least stimulate the mind and make one think.
They do not mind seeing a depressing film, if there is an idea behind it that will stimulate them intellectually.
I'm really inveigled to glorify "Deadgirl" and stimulate others to watch it, as this is a film directed by two ambitious and obviously enthusiast young horror directors, but the truth is that it's honestly not that great.
Here, there is also a technical aspect that must be taken into account: it is much easier to constrain consumption through wage contraction or lower credit expansion than it is to stimulate it, especially if the high propensity to save in some surplus countries reflects cultural and institutional factors.
Increased investment to retrofit the economy for global warming would help to stimulate economic activity, growth, and job creation.
Political scientists tell us that rentier economies, or economies that depend on oil and foreign aid, stimulate greed and grievances.
As Mark Carney, Governor of the Bank of England, has noted, negative interest rates should be used only in ways that stimulate overall global demand, rather than simply to move demand from one country to another via competitive devaluation.
It is simultaneously argued (sometimes even by the same people) that monetary financing would not stimulate demand because people will fear a future “inflation tax.”
To do so, they have relied on near-zero interest rates and unconventional measures like quantitative easing to stimulate growth and job creation.
We do not need to rely on such tricks to stimulate the economy and reduce the ratio of debt to income.
Stock-market investors continue to hold out hope that Trump can push through policies to stimulate growth and increase corporate profits.
Beyond tax reform, Trump’s plan to stimulate short-term growth through $1 trillion in infrastructure spending is still not on the horizon.
It is the one policy that will always stimulate nominal demand, even when other policies – such as debt-financed fiscal deficits or negative interest rates – are ineffective.
As a result, while central bankers before the 2008 financial crisis viewed themselves as heroes in a battle against inflation, they increasingly found themselves offsetting structural deflationary pressures by setting interest rates low enough to stimulate credit booms.
After all, though this approach would eventually stimulate demand, it would do so by driving up asset prices – thereby exacerbating wealth inequality – and by re-stimulating the private-credit growth that fueled the financial crisis.
But deliberate policies will be needed to stimulate it.
This may fall short of the European Central Bank’s target of “below but close to 2%,” but not by a margin substantial enough to justify the ECB’s increasingly aggressive use of monetary instruments to stimulate the economy.
Developed-economy central banks should overcome their irrational fear of a deflationary spiral, and stop trying desperately to stimulate demand.
Because Europe lacks the widespread share ownership that exists in the United States, quantitative easing cannot be used to stimulate consumer spending by raising household wealth.
Instead, a major if unspoken purpose of the ECB’s low-interest-rate policy has been to stimulate net exports by depressing the value of the euro.
Given this, it is up to governments to stimulate and support the development of critical energy capabilities by rewarding innovation.
In short, QE – lowering long-term interest rates by buying long-term bonds and mortgages – won’t do much to stimulate business directly.
Specifically, China and emerging Asia should implement reforms that reduce the need for precautionary savings and let their currencies appreciate;Germany should maintain its fiscal stimulus and extend it into 2011, rather than starting its ill-conceived fiscal austerity now; and Japan should pursue measures to reduce its current-account surplus and stimulate real incomes and consumption.
But policymakers don’t like to see growth slow, and central bankers exhausted their toolkits in an attempt to stimulate economic activity despite insufficient demand.
To do so, countries should take the invaluable lessons provided by the AGOA to stimulate their export industries’ growth and seize market share not just in the US, but also in other economies, including within Africa.
When we live up to our own best traditions, we can stimulate emulation and generate the soft power of attraction.
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