Sentence examples for by spur from inspiring English sources

Earlier this year, the architecture critic Paul Goldberger and I spoke at an event on urban design in San Jose, Calif., hosted by SPUR, the urban planning and policy think tank where I work.

The draft plan prepared by SPUR calls for reducing the northern part of the highway to two lanes from four, closing the southern section, and rerouting traffic inland, at an estimated cost of $30 million.

"I was living out in the woods by Spur Drive North for a while and in the back of a friend's car, because at the time I really didn't have any close friends except Buff and Craig Boogie," he said.

A study released this year by SPUR, a Bay Area urban planning and policy think tank, encapsulated much of the public frustration on the subject and has been widely discussed on blogs and in public forums, including one at the venerable Commonwealth Club of California.

A 2014 study by SPUR found that roughly 30,000 units in San Francisco were vacant at least part of the year.

In the patient level analysis, the percentage of joints affected by spur and sclerosis correlated highly with the percentage of joints affected by tophus and erosion at each group of joints (r = 0.62-0.97, P < 0.01 for all).

Similarly, joints with joint space narrowing were more likely to be affected by NBF, with higher narrowing scores in narrowed joints affected by spur, ankylosis and sclerosis.

AMY DAVIDSON: I'm not exactly sure what you mean by spur-of-the-moment — perhaps it's a matter of rules that we can't discern.

The official tally of shows and venues will unquestionably be expanded by spur-of-the-moment inspiration and pop-up shows.

"It is incredible that the fate of the Palestinian people has been in the hands of leaders so entirely casual, so guided by spur-of-the-moment decisions, without seriousness.

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