Sentence examples for over spurred from inspiring English sources

In the late 90's, reality television began to boil over, spurred by the European success of "Big Brother" and Mark Burnett's United States production of "Survivor".

Calls are up 30 to 40percentt over last year, spurred by unease about job prospects, it said.

PAGE C1 Mail Handlers Show Caution The mail moved more gingerly as anxiety over anthrax spurred postal workers and private companies to adjust their work habits.

The matter-rich universe they have pictured should evolve rapidly over time, spurred by gravitational forces, so that its early architecture should look nothing like today's.

That has spurred debates over hydraulic fracturing, a method to extract gas from shale.

Doctors, teachers and policemen frequently strike over unpaid wages.Mining had spurred the economy for several years, but no more.

The platform has seen strong but lower than expected sales, though the pricing do-over in August has spurred adoption.

The debate over immigration has spurred Hispanic leaders and voters to mobilize like few issues in recent memory have.

Over the last two weeks, spurred by the Greek crisis, the government has started to come to grips with these problems.

Digital services have rocketed in popularity over recent years, spurred on by the spread of broadband and faster mobile networks.

In the 1990s 2000s, successes with rotary, continuous-flow ventricular assist devices (some lasting over 10 years) spurred research into developing single-rotor TAH devices.