Sentence examples for slightly spurred from inspiring English sources

But Mr. Pritchard says the market is picking up slightly, spurred in part by foreign buyers and Irish expatriates returning home.

Sepals 5, free, equal to subequal in length, oblanceolate-spatulate, 2.5 3 mm long, 1 1.2 mm wide, base obtuse to truncate, slightly spurred, apex round or obtuse, reddish green, glabrous, ascending at anthesis, persistent until carpels mature.

The single currency rose as a measure of European inflation increased slightly, spurring concern that interest rates there would increase.

Yesterday, technology stocks zigzagged their way to a slightly higher close, spurred by the $16 billion pact between Dell dell and International Business Machines ibm.

Paired in a final round for the 10th time since 1997, they cagily stalked each other in the early going, spurred on by an exuberant gallery tilted slightly in Mickelson's favor.

A jump in home prices spurred by lower interest rates made a median-priced home slightly less affordable for the average American family in March, the National Association of Realtors said today.

The study itself was, no doubt, spurred by honest intellectual curiosity, but the summary on Facebook a slightly editorializing bent that suggests things were more purposeful.

Stocks closed slightly higher Monday after shedding most of the gains from an early rally spurred by the Trump administration's decision to hold off on increasing tariffs on imported Chinese goods.

What spurred this change is unclear, but its announcement now adds a sugar coat to an ever so slightly bitter pill delivered later in the post.

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That assault spurred vigilance.