Sentence examples for important spur from inspiring English sources
Dr. Diamandis realized that competitions had been an important spur to commercial aviation.
Qatari officials acknowledge that Guardian coverage of the migrant labour story has been an important spur to change.
New businesses could be registered smoothly and without delays, an important spur for geeks lying in wait.
Although patents have often served as an important spur to invention, she said, "The capacity of patents to stifle innovation is not new to our times".
Historically, an important spur toward corporatist thinking was Gustave Le Bon's 1895 book The Crowd, which coined the terms "crowd psychology" and "collective mind".
The Nasher was seen as an important spur to the renaissance of downtown Dallas, much the way Lincoln Center was viewed as something of a cure for urban blight on the West Side of Manhattan.
A number of important spurs extend in a southward direction from the central range, including those of the Lomis and Kartli (Kartalinian) ranges at right angles to the general Caucasian trend.
One of the most important spurs to these developments was the invention of a new and improved definition of the integral by the French mathematician Henri-Léon Lebesgue about 1900.
"It's hard to put into words how important Spurs is".
"Is winning a gold medal as important a spur to them as winning at somewhere like Wimbledon?" I don't think it is, to be honest.
(Great Italian architecture in general has been an important compositional spur for Max: his Third Symphony is a homage to the structural mysteries and genius of Brunelleschi's buildings).
