The movement toward investing in what's good instead of just screening out what's bad is growing, spurred by a new generation of investors.
Brazil's generic industry, comprised of 37 national and 12 foreign companies, is also rapidly growing, spurred by both domestic demand and export potential [ 18].
The rift only grew, spurred by the rise of Jabhat al-Nusra in Syria.
Following the stabbing of a mayoral candidate last weekend, German security experts and politicians warned of an upsurge in racist and xenophobic attacks as support for rightwing extremism grows, spurred on principally but not exclusively by migration.
Persimmon, one of Britain's largest housebuilders, built fewer homes than this last year, and the prince wants his influence in the sector to grow, spurred by his belief in the success of Poundbury, the neo-Georgian village near Dorchester he began building in 1993.
The demand among schools for a secure way to unlock student data from Student Information Systems and provide access to a curated list of developers continues to grow, spurred on by the increasing number of quality technology products and applications flowing into education.
The debate over medical costs is growing louder, spurred partly by President Obama's overhaul of the health insurance system.
The demands of a growing family spurred him to study for the practice of law, and in this profession he soon displayed remarkable ability.
The attack against Prince Nayef, who is the country's chief counterterrorism official, showed that the new group's ambitions were growing and spurred warnings about the explosive's usefulness as an aviation threat.
When he first became president in 2000, his popularity was guaranteed by a growing economy, spurred by rising oil prices, a devalued currency, macroeconomic stability, spare capacity left after the end of the Soviet Union and, above all, entrepreneurial activity.
