Sentence examples for more spur from inspiring English sources

Such inequalities remain, even though rich-country governments these days typically spend around 13% of their budgets, 5-6% of national income, on education.Technology: more spur than toolThroughout the millennium, the demand for more education has been spurred by technology.

The cause for concern, as the deputies then saw it, was that the trouble, whatever it was, seemed to be escalating: first the felonies, then a couple of car cherry bombs without much damage, now this eight-inch pipe bomb, which appeared to have been directed at one or more Spur Posse members and had been, according to a member of the arson-explosives detail, "intended to kill".

In theory, this boosts liquidity by encouraging banks to loan more, spurring demand and, thus, the larger economy.

What they got short notice on, it seems, was Prime Minister Nuri Kamal al-Maliki's decision to go with something more spur-of-the-moment.

So the more Spurs do it, the more it comes back, with menaces.

There are now more Spurs players than England players in the top 100.

There's also a "Meet Now" option in the Meetings menu for more spur-of-the-moment meetings – like those that come up as a result of a chat, for example.

Nani reduced the deficit but a minute later Dempsey made it 3-1 althoughhough Shinji Kagawa closed the gap once more, Spurs defended stoutly to hang on.

CT detected more spurs and osteophytes than plain radiography (Table 1).

And as the economic recovery in the United States began, apparel makers and retailers placed orders for more inventory, spurring even more demand.

Here's Barack Obama talking about the need for China to do more to spur consumption.