Sentence examples for a spur to learning from inspiring English sources

Mavromichalis is keen on the competitive spirit as a spur to learning: he also has a team in the national finals of the UK Space Design Competition (UKSDC) at Imperial College, London, while another team has entered the GSK-McLaren Pit Stop Challenge (investigating how science can help the Formula One pit crew).

In the same way those of my generation were spurred to learn basic math concepts from desktop "edu-tainment" classics like Number Munchers, MindSnacks set out to leverage the mechanics (and popularity) of mobile gaming to teach anyone and everyone the fundamental building blocks of the language of their choice.

If your child is interested in piano, s/he will be further spurred to learn when you spend your money on books for him/her.

Learn from these and use them as a spur to change what isn't working rather than allowing them to chip away at your self-confidence.

It's like a spur to write.

Those boasts proved a spur to the Danes.

Disaster, in short, can become a spur to innovation.

Some feel this is a spur to Communism.

Maybe capturing it will be a spur to remembering it.

The neighborhood itself is a spur to creativity, she said.

Others welcome the fiscal pressure as a spur to efficiency.