Sentence examples for by spurring from inspiring English sources

The nervous system reacts to emotionally salient stimuli by spurring eccrine glands to release moisture.

The World Bank's PCF should help answer that question by spurring the nascent market.

He said lower tax rates would pay for themselves by spurring the economy.

That inevitable consequence of progress can be beneficial by spurring the laggards to catch up.

We must honor Andrew Jackson's credo of opportunity for all by spurring economic growth.

Designed well, they can boost liberalisation, both by cutting barriers in new areas and by spurring action in multilateral talks.

Monetary policy works by spurring borrowing, and macroprudential policy cannot become so effective that it brings borrowing to a halt.

Stronger home sales can bolster activity by spurring construction and purchases of durable goods like home appliances and furniture.

At first, enhanced productivity growth stimulated demand by spurring both consumption and investment booms, Mr. Meyer said.

Some analysts defend the tax cuts, saying they helped both employers and workers, by spurring the economy and creating jobs.

In March, Mr. Hall unveiled a new company, Grow America, with the stated mission of creating jobs by spurring entrepreneurship and bolstering new ventures.