Sentence examples for Had spurred from inspiring English sources

Mr. Carter scoffed at assertions that Mr. Bush's tax cuts had spurred the economy.

But most had some small administrative matter that had spurred the decision.

He emphasized that the fire had spurred a lot of misinformation.

McGwire had said that marketing and merchandising and payments from Japanese sponsors had spurred the trip.

Even before it opened, however, New Roc had spurred other development in downtown New Rochelle.

The team's teacher, William Duffy, said the robotics competition had spurred interest in engineering.

Mr. Toback said the Atlantic Beach case had spurred other Nassau hamlets to consider incorporation.

After winning in four sets, Kyrgios said his mother's comment had spurred him on.

Neither union officials nor representatives of the hotel owners said the Strauss-Kahn case had spurred the provision.

Doctors, teachers and policemen frequently strike over unpaid wages.Mining had spurred the economy for several years, but no more.

The prospect of joining the EU had spurred reform, with happy results for civil liberty and free speech.