Sentence examples for later spurred from inspiring English sources
India's successful nuclear tests, three years later, spurred Pakistan's urgent and costly attempts to achieve parity.
Gray's arrest for an alleged illegal switchblade, and his death a week later, spurred escalating protests that cast an international spotlight on police and race relations in Baltimore.
The Richmond Hill Golf Course followed in the 1890s, though the construction of a new Long Island Rail Road station about a decade later spurred residential construction on its land.
U.S. Park Police officers were blocked when they went to the White House to retrieve his papers, one of the events that later spurred calls for a independent counsel.
Later, spurred by Paul Burstow, then the Lib Dem member of the ministerial team at the Department of Health, an entirely new framework, "No health without mental health", was proposed.
The runaway commercial and artistic success of Moneyball (which became a hit movie nearly a decade later) spurred a number of major-league owners and executives to take sabermetrics more seriously, and over the next few years there was a rush to hire sabermetricians, many of whom first wrote for numbers-oriented Web sites like Baseball Prospectus, FanGraphs, and The Hardball Times.
He died from his injuries five days later, spurring protests against police brutality, a successful recall election of public officials, and a national debate about the treatment of America's homeless population.
Once Jermain Defoe had replaced the ineffectual Adebayor 10 minutes later, Spurs were playing in a completely different fashion.
Later, Spurs required fresh legs with Son and Danny Rose tiring, but Pochettino waited until the final five minutes before using his other two substitutes.
Forty years later, Spurs advertise Investec, a "distinctive specialist bank and asset manager", on their famous white shirts and offer fans the chance to own a Spurs credit card.
Five minutes later Spurs were again undone by a single pass, this time a lovely dink from Cassano for the galloping Palacio, whose attempted lob hit the top of the bar.
