Sentence examples for spur higher from inspiring English sources

Venturing offline is a way to spur higher growth.

This will spur higher levels of private investment and even further productivity gains".

Product-market overhauls can spur higher productivity by promoting more intense competition.

In 1997, President Bill Clinton also tried to create a common measure of performance in order to spur higher achievement.

From further to the left on the political spectrum, there have been calls for tougher labor laws to spur higher wages, more income distribution, and centrally-directed investment.

Because fast GDP growth and the capital flows it attracts will eventually spur higher inflation, the authorities' ability to stop a real currency appreciation is limited.

The castle is perched on a mountain spur high above the non-navigable River Greve.

Drives to spur high-tech entrepreneurship in areas of heavy manufacturing, for instance, face a struggle.

Many college admissions officers said they were excited about the change, and the likelihood that it will spur high schools to emphasize good writing skills.

The value of the peso will continue to be pegged to the dollar rather than be devalued, an action that he said would spur high inflation rates.

The organization was started by Assemblyman Ruben Diaz Jr., and hopes to spur high-tech savvy and business development in this neighborhood, in the nation's poorest Congressional district.