Sentence examples for significantly spurred from inspiring English sources

UV lasing action at room temperature using ZnO nano/microstructures has significantly spurred the research interest.

This has made products cheaper for the average American but, at the same time, globalisation has significantly spurred income inequality.

He is skeptical that easing intellectual property law would significantly spur economic efficiency, but he does say it would foster creativity and community.

Speeding up battery charging, which typically can take anywhere from between 4 and 12 hours to charge on electric cars, could significantly spur the convenience factor of these vehicles, and help with consumer adoption.

The November 12 announcement in Beijing that both the United States and China plan to reduce their greenhouse gas emissions significantly should spur comparable commitments from other countries.

The inexorable rise of natural gas prices has spurred significantly more drilling in the United States than last year, and that could lead to a decline in prices -- but not for the another year or two.

There's no question that ID theft is on the rise, spurred significantly by the Internet and criminal tech savvy.

Cellulose paper-based energy storage devices have spurred significantly intrinsic advantages compared with the traditional batteries due to environmental benignity, recyclability and easy processing.

The Mississippi and other Midwestern rivers were still significantly above flood stage, spurred by heavy rain last week.

But Sheila's illness has erased much of the rancor between them, and Rachel, played with chirpy brightness by Natalie Wilder, shows up regularly in Sheila's room bearing gifts: chatter about her job and, more significantly, marijuana to spur her mother's appetite and muffins to appease it.

With equity prices weakening in response to reduced earnings from higher costs and a more moderate pace of sales, the "wealth effect" that spurred consumer spending is being significantly attenuated.