Sentence examples for big spur to from inspiring English sources

"It will give a big spur to accelerator-based work on Earth," says Arthur Poskanzer, a nuclear physicist at LBNL, who searches for quark matter at CERN.

But it hints that they could remove "unnecessary regulatory and other constraints on domestic demand".The real cureThe biggest spur to growth would be to remove uncertainties about the euro's survival.

Perhaps the biggest spur to the "retronuevo" movement has been the success of Sade's acoustically oriented pop-jazz, for it helped to forge a link between contemporary pop and the great vocal tradition of Sarah Vaughan and Ella Fitzgerald.

But the IRCs will be "the biggest spur" to the development of the field in the UK over the next few years, says Horton, who estimates that they will train around 30 Ph.D. students and at least 20 postdocs in their first 6 years.

The 247Sports.com Web site devoted to coverage of South Carolina athletics, known as The Big Spur, reported last week following Carrera's official visit to the school that the player planned to sign with the Gamecocks today.

In a county memorable for its lack of history, the long shadow of Shakespeare was a spur to think bigger.

I've got a mother-in-law who's a big Spurs fan and I don't think I'd be allowed back in the house to be honest with you!

Cheap air travel has been the biggest spur.

The country's government is now investing in big efforts to spur more AI research.

However, Ms Jones acknowledged the positive side to the boom, saying it offers policy-makers big opportunities to spur on local economies by investing in city centres to attract more jobs and make them better places to live.

Policymakers can't take this resurgence for granted – it needs to be supported and sustained … but the boom in city centre living also offers them big opportunities to spur on local economies.