Sentence examples for before spurring from inspiring English sources

The speech was also informed by the newer battle between Amazon.com and Hachette Book Group over e-book prices, a six-month dispute settled in November but not before spurring a larger discussion about the power of booksellers to influence publishers and, effectively, to limit author royalties.

The question arises in the context of the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP), a proposed trade agreement that would link the United States, Canada, Mexico, Japan, Australia, South Korea, Vietnam and five other countries as never before — spurring global growth and bolstering the United States geopolitically.

The quote was discreetly removed from Vogue's website, but not before spurring a series of "penis facial" headlines.

The jobless rate is already at a 17-year low of about 4%, a level many economists regard as full employment or close to that optimal level before spurring inflation.

Soon I was confidently landing jumps that I would have thought impossible before, spurred on by a board that felt precise and well set up for me.

In recent years, though, riders have taken to the streets like never before, spurred by a mayor who has worked to change the way residents think about commuting.

Communications companies have been reaching out for each other as never before, spurred by decreased regulation, increased competition and the bull market.

In between those two moments it was an even game, and before Spurs went 2-1 up they had been tense.

Goals by Simões and José Augusto put Benfica two up within 20 minutes, before Spurs had even settled into the game.

Falque curled wide and Gallas had an effort cleared off the line before Spurs were given a free-kick 25 yards out in injury time.

A vigil will be held outside Tottenham police station on Saturday afternoon at 2pm - just an hour before Spurs host Palace in a London derby.