Sentence examples for further spur from inspiring English sources
The search for explanations has recently looked at causes besides poverty, and this report may further spur those efforts.
But an expansion of the federal Home Affordable Refinance Program, or HARP, which also loosens qualifications, could further spur refinancing.
He announces a plan to develop the first new state learning standards since 1996, to further spur academic excellence.
On Friday, Hewlett-Packard announced its own Apple-authorized version of the iPod, which could further spur sales at the iTunes store.
If corporate America comes to share those forecasts, then hiring could pick up, as could capital spending that would further spur growth.
Political advisers are channeling the widespread public anger at deficits while the economic team argues that the government should further spur the economy to avert another recession.
Elevated train service from Manhattan to Jamaica began in 1915, further spurring development.
The completion of the Forth and Clyde Canal across southern Stirlingshire in 1790 further spurred industrial development.
Around 1973 Ms. Charlesworth began a romantic relationship with Mr. Kosuth, which further spurred her development.
Development was further spurred as the street grid was imposed north of Canal Street and Trinity began to sell its properties.
Vitoria-Gasteiz was designated the capital of Basque Country and headquarters for the Basque region's government in 1980, which further spurred the economy.
