But in 1960, the Americans were never the less spurred into a great effort to catch up.
(Probably because it becomes more predictable and less spur-of-the-moment).
The star-less Spurs held their own against the best team in basketball, even clinging onto a lead going into the fourth quarter.
The same goes, he said, for the Ginobili-less Spurs, who have home-court advantage against the Dallas Mavericks in the first round.
So far, they have failed to show compelling evidence that they can match up with the Raptors, much less the Spurs.
By establishing these recommendations as standards of care, the societies reduce the risk that doing less may spur malpractice suits, which currently prompt many doctors to overtest and overtreat — so-called defensive medicine.
Now older and with less angst spurring their work, these New York natives reunite for the "Heart of the City" tour, which has them sharing a stage and a 22-piece band.
You cannot read "The Secret Life of Walter Mitty" or "The Catbird Seat" without wondering why he returned so persistently to the theme of how weak-willed men are steamrollered into acquiescence (or, less often, spurred to revenge) by the incessant nagging of strong-willed women.
Reading Peck's Road Less Traveled spurred my awakening.
If the renminbi were to appreciate, the argument goes, the Chinese would consume more and produce less, thereby spurring global recovery.
In this study, the higher osteophyte scores were on C5/6, L2/3, L3/4, and L4/5 and the lowest score was observed on T1/2; the thoracic region had less bony spur development than both the cervical and lumbar vertebrae.
