Sentence examples for began spurred from inspiring English sources

In part, this is because of the ways many of these museums began, spurred into creation by survivors who were horrified by their own experience, unable to make sense of it or of the hatred behind it.

In the year since the Kremlin's attack on Yukos began, spurred by Mr Khodorkovsky's use of economic and political clout to interfere with government reforms, a debate has raged about where it is all leading.For Yukos, the answer seems to be: into near-oblivion.

Science saves!" one student began, spurring others to repeat after her.

The fund will use these federal dollars to provide startups with capital to get them off the ground and begin spurring innovation, growth, and job creation in Providence.

The Great Inagua flock numbered fewer than 5,000 in 1952 when Robert Porter Allen, research director of the National Audubon Society, visited the island and began to spur conservation efforts.

The accessibility and computerization of huge databases has already begun to spur the development of new statistical techniques and new software to manage data sets with trillions of entries or more.

Before the recession, the real estate boom had just begun to spur a bit of Spanish-style development across the area, notably the construction of the Rio Guadiana dam in the village of Alqueva, creating the biggest artificial lake in Western Europe.

Responding to the jobs report on Friday, Mr. Obama reminded Americans that $2.3 billion in tax credits — passed by Congress last year as part of the fiscal stimulus — would soon begin to spur the creation of some 17,000 green technology jobs.

There are signs that the Premier League's top clubs are beginning to spur into action, with Chelsea expected to complete a move for Alexandre Pato, while Liverpool have been offered new hope in their pursuit of Shakthar Donetsk forward Alex Teixeira.

AstraZeneca is focusing on oncology in part because efforts in genetics and proteomics have begun to spur clinical studies.

But if this year's strength gains momentum, or falling mortgage rates begin to spur buying activity in the market, many of these naysayers could start unwinding their bearish positions.