Sentence examples for immediate spur from inspiring English sources

The immediate spur was a historical novel, "The Viking".

A more immediate spur for the home side was their 1-0 loss to an ordinary Trinidad & Tobago side last Friday.

The immediate spur to Mr. Davis's action was a Commons vote to give the police up to six weeks to question terrorist suspects before charging or releasing them, up from the existing four-week limit.

While China's expanding power is a growing concern, the most immediate spur for this change has been a year of starkly increased tensions with North Korea, which already possesses ballistic missiles and is pursuing nuclear weapons.

But a growing band of analysts reckon it is time for the greenback to regain a bit of lost ground.The immediate spur for optimism about the dollar is the recent signalling from the Federal Reserve that its purchases of bonds with newly created money may start to tail off as soon as September.

"It is intended to provide an immediate spur to the transition by giving consumers a reason to invest in digital technology today," Mr. Powell said in a letter to the chairmen of the Senate and House Commerce Committees and released by the F.C.C.

Although DiGiorno was the first of the rising-crust pizzas, Freschetta became an immediate contender, spurred on by an intensive media campaign.

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But critics said the plan, by tilting the tax cuts toward wealthy investors, would do little to stimulate immediate spending and spur growth.

The release of this long-awaited report should spur immediate action by both the administration and Congress," said ACLU deputy legal director Jameel Jaffer.