Sentence examples for has spurred that from inspiring English sources

But he is uncomfortable with the underlying misery that has spurred that expansion – the "massive change in the number of people in the UK who are living very vulnerable lives, relative to the lives they used to live".

In the second of two Super Bowl defeats to the San Francisco 49ers, in January 1989, his unpenalized late hit on Joe Montana might have spurred that great competitor to his last-minute heroics, or so Williams suspects.

The style and genuine conservatism of this administration may have spurred that change.

Syriza, the radical left main opposition party that has spurred on protests, announced that its leader Alexis Tsipras would hold talks with school teachers tomorrow.

The lack of witnesses, surveillance video and any other corroborating evidence has spurred theories that have frustrated Smollett.

This has spurred hopes that biomedical countermeasures, such as monoclonal antibodies and vaccines, can help save lives and slow spread.

Very simply, the reaction has spurred actions that don't address the real issue: Government information gathering in the 21st Century requires 21st Century rules.

The critical importance of platelet activation and the triggering of the coagulation pathway in the pathophysiology of cardiovascular disease has spurred research that has developed effective drugs interfering with various stages of this process.

That has spurred speculation that his apparent disengagement and passivity may somehow be related to his appetite for alcohol.

Since foreigners own many shares in the monopoly, that has spurred fears that some of those shares will be confiscated.

That has spurred concerns that an antiabortion administration might move next to limit funding of fetal tissue research.