Stimulate used in a sentence

Stimulate in a sentence as a verb

There's no point in keeping the price low to stimulate demand when you can't yet increase your supply!

This is why tax cuts often stimulate large economic booms.

We don’t have access to them, we don’t have the mediums to stimulate them, we don’t have nothing.

These things stimulate my sense of wonder because they're like a magic trick, but there's no trickery involved.

You are seeing it as a cheap doodad that will stimulate a brain area that, when stimulated, improves learning.

Like all systems of oppression, prisons stimulate peoples desire for freedom.

Fantastic!Let's concoct some overly optimistic growth statistics for how this will stimulate the Kenyan economy.

Eventually it may be possible to stimulate the nerve more precisely using one of several exciting technologies.

Patients, typically the elderly, with cachexia from cancer are often given ********* to stimulate their appetite, and it works.

It prevents them from learning how to intellectually stimulate themselves, or be alone for any meaningful period of time, both of which are absolutely indispensable survival adaptations for childhood and adult life.

Therefore, the government has the unique ability to act in a counter cyclical manner - it can counteract the collective saving of businesses/households to stimulate demand during recessions, and pull back when the private sector is roaring.

The teacher featured in the article as the developer of innovative teaching methods for young learners is also a Facebook friend of mine, and we are part of a network of parents and teachers who are curious about how to stimulate interest in mathematics among young learners by doing things differently from the United States typical school curriculum in mathematics.