Sentence examples for and subsequently spurred from inspiring English sources

Consistent, though, non-significant trends toward aggressive and dominant behavior were first associated with shorter AR CAGn (Jönsson et al. 2001) and subsequently spurred interest in this area.

President John F. Kennedy subsequently spurred America toward the 1969 moon landing.

Maybe, more effective teaching will increase the size, diversity and creativity of the nation's knowledge workforce, who will subsequently spur innovation and new kinds of well-paying employment for others.

The cynical theory is that the success of Bublé and Cullum is down to an industry attempt to tap into the public's nostalgic interest in the Rat Pack, which began with Frank Sinatra's death in 1998 and has subsequently been spurred by books such as Sean Levy's Rat Pack Confidential.

This work was spurred by previous observations by Kosower (and subsequently our lab) that free tyrosine methyl ester can quench bimane fluorescence in solution as well as our growing realization that the increasing use of bimane derivatives in SDFL studies requires that the effect of Tyr on bimane be fully defined to allow proper interpretation of SDFL data.

The five restaurants that Mr. McGuire subsequently opened throughout central Austin were inspired by their respective neighborhoods and have spurred their growth.

Spurs removed the offending post and subsequently tweeted: "We are currently looking into a security issue where our official Vine account has been compromised.

So they're getting a bad start in life, which means their lifetime earning potential will be less than it should be and subsequently they will graduate to home ownership a lot later than they'd like -- certainly not soon enough to spur a recovery for Barack Obama.

9a-10a, and subsequently destroyed, Petr.

And subsequently another passage, and another.

Abubaker was arrested and subsequently released.