Sentence examples for spur expansion from inspiring English sources
By next spring, there will be an initial westward "spur" expansion to reach the massive Westfield shopping centre in Shepherd's Bush, financed in part by £4m from the centre's operators.
It turns out that this is just the latest in a series of vertical launches WordPress.com has made to explicitly spur expansion beyond its signature blogging specialty (TechCrunch is one of the many sites powered by WordPress) and into building more general websites for all types of businesses.
Proponents of these endeavors argue that the military, with its substantial buying power, can help spur the expansion of renewable fuel markets into the civilian sphere.
Indeed, such reforms are all the more necessary if Messrs Garnaut and Song are right that demography is helping to spur the expansion of heavy industry.
The City's support of net-metering will help spur continued expansion of the U.S. residential solar power market.
Within the United States much energy crop production will occur on grassland or forest sites already in use for agricultural production, although increased aggregate demand for agricultural commodities may still spur agricultural expansion domestically or internationally (i.e., indirect land-use effects).
Continuing research will likely spur further expansion of ECMO with increased utilization occurring in the ED and possibly even the prehospital setting.
As party boss of Leningrad, he spurred the expansion and modernization of that city's industries.
Vital role By making power cheap and plentiful, the electric grid changed society, spurring the expansion of the middle class and the spread of mass culture.
During the 1990s, further liberalization of Spanish industry took place as the government privatized state-owned industrial enterprises, and telecommunications deregulation spurred an expansion of infrastructure.
The report emphasized the growing number of Africans with at least some disposable income, purchasing power that is spurring the expansion of businesses.
