Sentence examples for enough to spur a from inspiring English sources

Enough to spur a debate over the worst ever.

This will not be enough to spur a vibrant recovery in America, where households must painfully rebuild their balance-sheets.

That consensus was enough to spur a rally for banking stocks, with JPMorgan Chase rising 2 percent, Wells Fargo climbing 2.34 percent and Citigroup gaining 1.17 percent.

Although the announcement may have been enough to spur a short-lived rally in the stock market, analysts say the plan was not much of a surprise.

Others echoed that view, saying that the Fed program would support a recovery at the margins of the housing market, but that lower mortgage rates themselves would not be enough to spur a stronger turnaround.

NEW YORK TIMES Fed Action Seen Having a Modest Effect on Home Sales  |  Some real estate economists said the Federal Reserve's asset-purchase program could encourage a recovery at the margins of the housing market, but that lower mortgage rates would not be enough to spur a broader recovery, The New York Times reports.

General Dallaire's cable was not taken seriously enough to spur any action.

It's time for Congress to enact legislation that makes the process simple and efficient with a short turnaround time and with a trigger sensitive enough to spur action even if only a limited number of cases of a serious disease arise.

A critical market demand large enough to spur development may not exist until a crisis has emerged.

The effort, while spottily executed, was alarming enough to spur one foreign industry association to lodge a complaint with the government.

That's true, but the fact is that Powell isn't poised to enact a change big enough to spur the voluminous merger-and-acquisition activity that networks covet and station groups fear.