Sentence examples for much spur from inspiring English sources

AB is very much spur of the moment.

Opposition to the decision did much to spur the growth of the nascent British Labour Party.

Their success did much to spur the growth of youth soccer in the 1970s, she says.

And, despite its flaws, the Settlement's exhibition does much to spur a greater understanding of Jamestown.

But the act's critics, including the S.E.C., opposed the legislation as deregulating public companies and perhaps encouraging fraud without doing much to spur I.P.O.'s.

But if companies instead sit on their hands, waiting for sure signs of an economic revival, basement-level rates may not do much to spur the economy.

But living in Shepperton (just off the M3) was as much a spur to his imagination as growing up in Shanghai.

Angus Gillespie, Shell's vice-president for CO2, says "we apply the carbon price as much to spur mitigation as to quantify risks".Disney, a media conglomerate, goes further still.

Assuming Congress passes an energy bill, will it do much to spur production or dampen consumption? A. In the short run, there is not much we can do to encourage production or dampen consumption.

They can be briefly shocking or amusing but they rarely teach me much or spur me to click.

They refuse to see that you do not fit their image of what it means to be a homosexual, and arguing with them won't do much but spur on more hateful remarks and make you angry or hurt.