Sentence examples for may not spur from inspiring English sources

Corporate tax cuts, planned in Singapore, may not spur investment when profits are plunging.

Unfortunately, the initial hurdle is so high that market forces alone may not spur the necessary investments.

According to "Quick: What's The Boss Making?" (Sept . 21, the outrage over disclosure of the $140 million pay package for Richard A. Grasso at the New York Stock Exchange may not spur executive pay cuts at American companies.

Many consumers have already refinanced their mortgages in recent years, and both the business and consumer sectors have splurged on expensive, long-lasting durable goods and capital equipment in recent years, suggesting lower rates may not spur substantially more spending.

Public urination may not spur reform.

Easton hates financial regulatory reform, and is gobsmacked and "fascinated" that legislation may not spur voters to vote (people are unemployed, not that Easton is affected by it).

The region's activation could signal merely that people who are susceptible to the endowment effect are emotionally aroused by the prospect of selling an item, but the insula may not be spurring them to place a higher value on it, he says.

But in that time, others have influenced the game in less technical, more philosophical ways; these are people who may not have spurred a rule change, but whose presence in the sport forced us to reimagine what a basketball player looks like and what they mean to the broader public.

It certainly does not spur competition".

It all makes sense". Getting into TV peripherals may make sense, but it won't spur the kind of growth in revenue that Vizio has enjoyed, McQuivey said.

But that may not prove the spur to compromise he imagines.