Sentence examples for capacity to spur from inspiring English sources

"We urgently need to increase our runway capacity to spur trade growth, investment and job creation.

But he warned that oil prices' capacity to spur growth had little to do with how much they had apparently stifled it in the past.

That network, later sold to a telecommunications subsidiary of Duke Energy, had enough spare capacity to spur community discussions about who else might use it.

He lacks the capacity to spur legislation that would lift the economy by Election Day; significant new victories in Congress are highly improbable before then, and economic dividends would not come fast enough to persuade swing voters anyway.

Extended producer responsibility is advocated for its capacity to spur resource efficiency through green innovation and closing loops downstream of consumption.

Large multinational corporations have more capacity to spur clean innovation.

Matt Tee, who worked with him at Guy's and St Thomas's hospital trust in London in the mid-1990s, and is now chief operating officer of the NHS Confederation – the service's CBI – says his friend embraced ISTCs not just to give the NHS extra capacity but also to spur it to become more efficient.

This is a writer's Haggadah, and its authors seem to believe more than anything in the capacity of language to spur readers to empathic acts: " 'All who are bent with hunger come and eat.' This is one of those strange locutions linguists call a performative," reads one commentary by Goldstein, The uttering of it itself constitutes an act.

The capacity for improved methods of research synthesis in environmental health to spur timely health protective decision making is also limited by the shortcomings of the available evidence stream that is produced by current systems of generating scientific knowledge.

It had also been studying a plan, financed by Suffolk County, to spur development in downtown Kings Park and downtown Smithtown by expanding local sewage capacity with an underground leeching field on the psychiatric center property, Mr. DeRubeis said.

Longer lifespans continue to spur saving.