Sentence examples for spur discourse from inspiring English sources
These comparisons were intended to spur discourse on MNCH CHW eligibility criteria and provide broader insights into MNCH CHW competency and service delivery.
According to Glenn, such events can spur public discourse and potentially lead to change.
That contradicts the theory that the volume of discourse, possibly spurred by (another) treatment of the subject by John Oliver, was such that it took the system down.
His role as a moderator for presidential debates seemed only fitting, for it was the dense thicket of political discourse, Mr. Newman often said, that helped spur him to become a public guardian of grammar and usage.
Within an emergent field such as learning analytics, this seems crucial to spur meta-reflection on the development of the professional discourse.
Some will spur innovation.
This strain of xenophobic nationalism has recently grown stronger in our national politics and discourse and has spurred my previous calls for an Inclusion Revolution that encourages people from all backgrounds to join together to defeat those who seek to reassert legally sanctioned privileges for a chosen few through divide and conquer tactics.
And that kind of provocation, that spur to further discourse, is all criticism has ever been.
