Sentence examples for necessary spur from inspiring English sources

Maybe events in South Australia will provide the painful but necessary spur.

Here there is no bit necessary, no spur, no crop".

They argue that institutional overhaul and broad economic reforms are not necessary to spur economic growth.

Delinking, through alternative models such as providing prizes instead of patents, would allow generic competitors to enter the market immediately while maintaining the rewards necessary to spur innovation.

Intellectual-property rules are clearly necessary to spur innovation: if every invention could be stolen, or every new drug immediately copied, few people would invest in innovation.

In the Senate, a majority seems to oppose the full package of tax reductions the president says are necessary to spur the economy.

But with his insistence on a "public option" generating increased skepticism on Capitol Hill, he defended it as necessary to spur competition in the marketplace.

At a time of limited attention spans and tightened wallets, are simple messages necessary to spur public donations for the ongoing humanitarian response?

This week President Obama himself said repeatedly that more action is necessary to spur job creation and to help people looking for work.

Dr. Venter has a record of technical and managerial successes in sequencing genomes, first of bacteria and now of animals, despite assertions by critics that he would never succeed and whose skepticism seems a necessary psychological spur to his accomplishments.

Those include support for activist government in areas like education, training and job creation, which Mr. Obama argues are necessary to spur growth and stem widening inequality of income and wealth.