Sentence examples for highest spur from inspiring English sources

The Matera Cathedral was built in Apulian-Romanesque style in the thirteenth century on the highest spur of the "Civita" that divides "Sassi" district in two parts.

Inflation has been high, spurred by the earlier increases in the prices of energy and some other commodities.

Inflation has been high, spurred by the earlier increases in the prices of energy and some other commodities, and some indicators of inflation expectations have been elevated.

Years of austerity saw the country achieve one of the EU's most successful financial bounce-backs, yet unemployment remains stubbornly high, spurring many young Latvians to move abroad.

"If we know tests are rigorous, and they require application to pass, then the experience of clearing a hurdle we once considered too high spurs us on to further endeavours and deeper learning".

The price of gold, while fluctuating, remains high, spurring designers to dabble in other metals.

Third, in the 2014 Scottish referendum, turnout by the young was extremely high, spurred by the excitement of a vote for independence.

Many experts believe these definitions have been set unreasonably high to spur change by exaggerating the failures of schools.

Running a high-voltage spur from Wyoming into central California would start a domino effect of benefits throughout the region, Mr. Geringer said.

Ms Dore warned that the need to change from a high-speed spur at Meadowhall to get to central Sheffield would mean the time targets would be missed.

In both cases, high prices spurred fresh production.