Sentence examples for most spur from inspiring English sources

It may, at most, spur debate.

In fact, the crimes that most spur public outrage — the abduction, rape and murder of children — are exceedingly rare.

Most Spurs fans would probably agree with that.

Because of the proliferation of television options for European soccer fans, he and Ash watch most Spurs games.

Third, most Spurs fans are not in fact Jewish: the club's "Jewishness" is just a historical association with the area.

The player would have commanded a £150,000-a-week deal at the very least, easily the most Spurs have ever paid a player, but that is not on the agenda now.

While not having Ginobili, who is taking a break along with most Spurs starters after an exhausting NBA Championship run, will hurt them, Argentina still have Luis Scola (Indiana) and Pablo Prigioni (New York).

Spurs fan Paul Smith, of the spursodyssey.com website, said: "Hopefully Spurs are definitely out of the running now because most Spurs fans don't want to leave White Hart Lane.

But the problems at the GateWay Academy here at Baladullah, which was chartered by the Fresno Unified School District in 1999, have done the most to spur the reform movement.

One curious omission in the Obama plan is the tax cut proposal that many, including the Congressional Budget Office, believe would do the most to spur hiring: a payroll tax holiday.

In the employment context, for example, new or broadened disorders will most likely spur an increase in accommodation requests under the Americans With Disabilities Act and claims under state workers' compensation laws.