Sentence examples for may have spurred from inspiring English sources

We identify two factors that may have spurred publications in dubious journals.

The style and genuine conservatism of this administration may have spurred that change.

President Gloria Macapagal Arroyo may have spurred the rebels into action when she ordered the arrest on Saturday of "a small band of rogue junior officers".

The frustration encountered in communicating with the authorities may have spurred the sniper to kill again, according to the notes said to have been from the killers.

She makes no excuses for what went on, but believes the "offensive" stereotype of deprived areas such as Tottenham may have spurred rioters on.

But the recent attempted coup in the group's Turkish homeland may have spurred a desire to invest money offshore in a safer environment.

But by lowering the initial price to $85 a share, down from its original estimated range of $108 to $135 a share, Google may have spurred investor demand.

Supporters of the New Jersey law point out that California's law, which passed in 2002, authorized the use of state money, which may have spurred significant private investment.

That may have spur people to lift their heads out of the sand and start looking to reduce or eliminate this tax.' Charity cover A new website gives money to charity every time a motor or home insurance policy is taken out.

A growing fear in India that America, in its haste to leave Afghanistan, may allow Pakistan an influential role there may also have spurred re-engagement.

Police say her public statements may also have spurred an anti-abortion activist to attack Dr. Garson Romalis as he entered his Vancouver clinic.