Sentence examples for Economic spur from inspiring English sources

The extension will not act as an economic spur encouraging authors to create new works.

Without an economic spur, all of the political reform and passion will eventually collide with the mundane nonnegotiables of daily life that would sap any revolution of its idealism: where will the jobs come from, the food, the homes?

Economist Lawrence Summers and Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner both won their economic spurs by pushing through extraordinarily poor and timid policies.

The resulting economic crisis spurred India to launch a massive economic-development program.

Its economic potential spurred research, yet practice awaits a comprehensive recipe for microbial resource management.

Then Mao's death and the introduction of market-driven economic reforms spurred a farming renaissance.

Meanwhile, strengthening domestic economic conditions spurred greater spending on commercial projects in January.

Home buying has related economic benefits, spurring purchases of costly items like furniture and appliances.

WASHINGTON (AP) — Unemployment rates fell in a majority of states last month as improved economic conditions spurred hiring.

Many of those jobs are the result of an economic growth spurred by $11 billion in tax cuts.

That estimate does not include the amount that would be offset by the economic growth spurred by tax cuts.