stimulate, stimulant, stimulus, stimulation, stimulating
stimulate (verb) - to help something to grow and become more active
stimulant, stimulus (noun) - the thing that causes growth
stimulation (noun) - the act of making it grow
Example sentences:
* BOI incentives seek to stimulate inflows of Foreign Direct Investment into the country.
* He would rather stimulate growth by cutting interest rates.
* Analysts say the results may stimulate investor interest.
* Yet another stimulus after two successive years of stimulative monetary policy.
* "These structural reforms should help stimulate Japanese domestic demand."
* Policy makers said they would apply fiscal measure to stimulate the economy.
* He believes that macroeconomic policies must stimulate demand before banks can resume lending.
* The administration plans to cut taxes to stimulate the economy.
* Al Gore's film stimulated discussion about global warming.
* Life in the small town was devoid of all intellectual stimulation.
* Jogging in the evening has always been a stimulating form of exercise for me and helps me to refocus and unwind from work.
* Foreign investment could be a stimulant to the new industry.
* The internet has provided a stimulus to research in many universities overseas.
* I hope you find this novel stimulating.
* This toy will stimulate your child's curiousity.
* The political party advocates tax cuts to stimulate domestic business.
* He says that raising interest rates would stimulate spending by making depositors feel richer.
* There is really not much that fully developed European countries can do to stimulate further growth, she says.
* Frequent packaging changes might stimulate impulse buying.
* "These precise calibrations will be used to stimulate his taste center" (so delicious food perhaps is no longer necessary).
* Learning to play the piano will stimulate a young child's imagination and thinking skills.
* This fiscal stimulus is well-timed for an economy mired in a slowdown.
* The ethanol processing generates an economic stimulus downstream (in the supply chain).
* The speculative fervor has proved to be at least a temporary stimulus to the slumping stock market.
* Consumers can sustain the recovery when the fiscal-stimulus measures are pared back next year.
* The domestic economy was in need of stimulus.
* Given all the stimulus, it's hard to see how the economy won't respond.
* The Free Trade Agreement has provided further stimulus to regional economic integration.
* Various packages of fiscal and monetary stimulus have resulted in modest growth.
* This tax cut represents a potentially powerful stimulus to the economy.
* Many doubt that the recent economic stimulus package will have much of an effect.
* He cautioned against further stimulus, noting that in hte long-run inflation was a real fear.
* The economy is getting exactly the kind of stimulus it needs.
* Money being pumped into the economy by various stimulus projects trickled down to the poor (who were waiting for it eagerly).
* "Foreign debt restructuring would make fiscal stimulus less controversial."
* The government's huge stimulus package will finally get the economy moving.
* Various interest groups were promised trickle down economic stimulus instead of direct money grants.
