Sentence examples for needed to spur from inspiring English sources

Many say that a core apparatus is needed to spur mass demand for electric vehicles.

Cheap financing has so far blurred the price signals needed to spur new investment.

Economic arguments that additional government spending is needed to spur the economy have been swamped.

Instead they supported short-term monopolies to ensure profits, declaring that this is "the reward needed to spur private enterprise to engage in such innovation".

Drawing on a vast range of historical and contemporary examples, Acemoglu and Robinson say sound institutions are needed to spur virtuous cycles of innovation, expansion and peace.

The push to 3-D may also be the impetus needed to spur movie exhibitors to switch from film projectors to digital ones, say industry executives.

That should give Wayne the competition he needs to spur him on a little more".

You are sending a signal to Europe to say we are not going to start spending crazily, but we need to spur growth.

Japan needs to spur domestic spending.One possible option, which the government is exploring, is to unlock the vast financial assets of the elderly.

Economists caution against further spending cuts, since they would eat into the improvements in infrastructure that the Philippines needs to spur growth.

A hike in car taxes prompted many drivers to hand in their licence plates.With so many uncertainties, the Greek economy cannot hope to attract the investment it needs to spur recovery.