Even apart from the need to stimulate employment, the case for doing the work right away is a complete no-brainer.
Moreover, smart public investments also stimulate more private investment.
The strategy will be to stimulate crises that will be amenable to resolution by the transfer of resources.
Hopefully they help and they communicate and they stimulate, but the art is inside the viewer.
R&D tax credits are far from the only measure needed to stimulate high-tech exports.
Crimmins spat carefully, as if to stimulate his imagination.
Every people have sought some article with which to stimulate the human system.
He constantly bore away the prizes, and every fresh success only seemed to stimulate him to more ambitious exertions.
Her depravity did but stimulate her woman's shrewdness and tact.
Know, therefore, that the Karaites do not wish to exercise authority; they only desire to stimulate research.
1610s, from Latin stimulatus, past participle of stimulare (see stimulation). Related: Stimulated; stimulating.
stimulate stim·u·late (stĭm'yə-lāt')
v. stim·u·lat·ed, stim·u·lat·ing, stim·u·lates
To arouse a body or a responsive structure to increased functional activity.
