Sentence examples for spur enough from inspiring English sources

But that is still not spur enough for Japan's establishment to defy the domestic farm lobby.

Ms Hidalgo hopes that rapprochement will spur enough trade and financial flows to support the new exchange rate.

Government planners had hoped that a shift towards market economics would spur enough growth to soak up the 800,000 people who join Egypt's job market every year.

The only issue is whether the political opposition in our union can spur enough confusion to prevent an overwhelming vote in favor".

Of course, history is full of tax increases that raised revenues, just as planned, and many economists deride the notion that broad-based tax cuts will spur enough economic growth to raise tax revenues over all.

For me, the proof of the venture's success will not be whether Mr. Lang and other superstars perform there regularly but whether the Green Music Center will spur enough growth in the university's music program so that Sonoma State will one day have a student orchestra to play in its expensive new hall.

In some communities, like Norwich, Conn., and New Providence and Cranford in New Jersey, plans to scrap shows were reversed after community outcry spurred enough private donations to pay for them.

Wang sees Acer offering one of the MacBook Air clones for as low as $699 in 2012, spurring enough growth to stall Apple's steady growth.

Kirill Rogov of the Russian Institute of Economy in Transition says that such a price may not be enough to spur rapid economic growth, but it is enough to preserve the current political system and lull Russia into stagnation.If the oil price again falls to $30, however, things might look very different.

Do you think we've now reached the stage where there have been enough to spur people into action or do you think the deaths will continue?I hope [it's enough].

At that pace, there's enough momentum to keep unemployment, currently 7.8 percent, from getting much worse, but not enough to spur big job gains.