Sentence examples for has spurred new from inspiring English sources

C1 Making Movies in New Zealand The success of the "Lord of the Rings" movie trilogy, filmed in New Zealand, has spurred New Zealanders to market their nation as a destination for family tourism and as a place for Hollywood producers to save money on location.

The verdict is still out, but this development has spurred new research.

Jeremy Corbyn's rise to political prominence has spurred new radical thinking, which could well gain a platform in music.

Instead, our brave new world of diagnosis and treatment has spurred new kinds of myth-making and prejudice.

"Competition has already resulted in lower prices, and it has spurred new, innovative services in many markets, although not all," the representative said yesterday.

Increasing interest in renewable resources by the energy and chemical industries has spurred new technologies both to capture solar energy and to develop biologically derived chemical feedstocks and fuels.

Rising property prices, along with the government stimulus money and loose bank lending, have spurred new developments across the country.

Tort reform has been back in the spotlight as concerns about government spending and health-care costs have spurred new looks at cost-saving, confidence-boosting measures.

Following the earlier scares of the 1970s, oil companies defied the pessimists by finding extra fields, not least since higher prices had spurred new exploration.

Those new investments – and Harvard's refusal to consider changes to endowment policies – have spurred new protests from students as well as faculty.

Yet around 1963, the imminent launch of the first Mars probes seems to have spurred new work, and with the new work, revisionism.