Sentence examples for not spurring from inspiring English sources

Moreover, because so little of the money is awarded competitively, the report's authors concluded, it is not spurring innovation and is often duplicating research being done by private companies.

If money is not spurring engagement, what other factors may help explain the discrepancy in voter turnout between places like Oregon and Georgia?

But the certainty that Jesus would return did not, spurring me to keep "recommitting my life," seeking atonement for sins and working in very gross ways to convert friends.

You know, after tales of CIA director George Tenet's "hair on fire" warnings during the summer of 2001, when that now famous PDB was read by George W. Bush on vacation, not spurring any action at all.

It certainly does not spur competition".

The company previously said that heavy promotional spending in the quarter had not spurred sales.

The report suggested that government stimulus efforts had not spurred the undesired effect of inflation.

He also said that Mr. McDonald's decision was not spurred by pressure from company directors.

But surprisingly, an unfair negative reaction will not spur others to dislike the article.

Corporate tax cuts, planned in Singapore, may not spur investment when profits are plunging.

The terrorist attacks have not spurred an exodus from Buchanan and nearby communities.