Sentence examples for easy to spur from inspiring English sources

In this particular case, it seemed to the researcher that the participants felt relaxed within the groups; for example the discussions were easy to spur and practically all participants contributed eagerly and frequently confronted each others opinions.

Facebook Polls will provide an easy way to spur conversation, gather opinions or organize plans.

Japan is trying at long last to revive its moribund and literally "deflated" economy by a combination of easy money (to spur needed domestic inflation, weaken the yen and grow exports), structural reforms and a major sales tax increase to reduce the overwhelming level of government debt brought about by decades of fruitless "stimulus" overspending on unneeded infrastructure.

However, "easy" monetary policies to spur lagging economies abroad continue to unleash large amounts of investable funds to the U.S. One indication of that strength: Average increases in the Federal Reserve's custody holdings of U.S. securities, on behalf of foreign central banks and other official institutions, climbed to a two-month high of nearly $4 billion during the four weeks to Dec. 4.

The Muzak corporation wasn't a fascist outfit itself, but its use of canned easy-listening music to spur on shoppers and workers had stark martial origins.

But political leaders, particularly in Germany and France, have begun bluntly attacking those policies and are pushing for easier money as a way to spur economic growth and jobs.

NEW YORK (Reuters) - Edward Snowden, a former U.S. spy agency contractor who leaked details of major U.S. surveillance programs, called on supporters at a hacking conference to spur development of easy-to-use technologies to subvert government surveillance programs around the globe. .

The stimulus was intended to spur borrowing and investment through easy access to liquidity.

Longer lifespans continue to spur saving.

Mr Gates has helped to spur progress.

That double strike seemed to spur Tottenham.