Sentence examples for spur it by from inspiring English sources

It could actually spur it, by giving firms an incentive to create more opaque instruments to mask leverage.

Her last-gasp hope is to "spur it into action" by more vigorously seeking the arrest of Mr Bashir, whom she calls "a fugitive from justice".

Hannon says that the genes may benefit a tumor in two ways by spurring it to grow the ersatz blood vessels and by preventing clots from blocking them, thus ensuring a steady supply of oxygen and nutrients.

Although the castle sat on a low spur it was overlooked by higher ground from the west and the north and was not ideally placed from a purely defensive perspective.

The Fed said last week that in an effort to spur growth, it would extend by 18 months the period that it plans to hold down interest rates.

Mikhail Gorbachev deserves credit for allowing so many serfs to escape so peacefully; but the Soviet Union crumbled because it could not produce the goods.And even if the current round of globalisation technically began before the wall fell, it was spurred on by it.

Separatist Catalan nationalism is nothing new; what is new is the spur given it by sharp financial pressures that provoke resentment — especially when the right, with its centralizing instincts, is in power.

A segment of the South African psyche will understand the fear and the reaction allegedly spurred by it, despite any evidence to the contrary".

Representative Joe Courtney, Democrat of Connecticut, said he had "read and reread the S. & P. report" several times since it was issued Friday night, and he said it could spur action by Congress.

And it will spur retaliation by foreign governments, which will threaten the privacy of Americans and non-Americans alike".

It could spur growth by creating a much easier way for users to share in feed, especially if they don't live a glamorous life themself.