Sentence examples for force to spur from inspiring English sources

He did not initially embrace the idea that the Fed should act with comparable force to spur job creation.

He felt this acted as a stabilizing force to spur police and city officials to take stronger action to halt the use of excessive force in their departments.

The bill makes another fundamental reform that will reduce the cost of power by harnessing market forces to spur new energy efficiency businesses.

The abbey countered in a press release, "No potential exists for a new force main to spur any secondary development, or to create sprawl".

The most facile development of "Maze" is that it treats Tourette's syndrome as a kind of Muse, a force that Lyle uses to spur him on.

To expose abuses of power and betrayals of the public trust by government, business, and other institutions, using the moral force of investigative journalism to spur reform through the sustained spotlighting of wrongdoing.

Market forces alone are unlikely to spur the development of new anti-trichomonal drugs.

Now it's time to extend that concept to force Congress to do something to spur job growth and prepare the next generation of American workers — something, that is, other than the misguided sequester now in place.

One would think the FCC had been chastened enough by the Telecommunications Act of 1996, when, to spur competition, Washington forced traditional phone companies to lease their lines at below-market rates to newcomers.

Holland, 36, used to spur on his sales force by opening his wallet and waving a credit card, yelling, "We need to be as ubiquitous as Visa!" Then a lightbulb went on.

Pregnancy provides a motivational force and immediacy of concern for the baby's health to spur participation.