Sentence examples for spur output from inspiring English sources

Substantial foreign investment helped spur output of both domestic and export goods.

None of his books after The Red Badge of Courage had sold well, and he bought a typewriter to spur output.

To spur biodiesel output, Illinois eliminated its 6.25 percent sales tax on fuel with at least 10 percent biodiesel.

To spur gas output in the huge Burgos basin that borders the U.S., Felipe Calderón, now president, then energy secretary, supported the liberalization of gas production.

More productive capacity spurred higher output, which led to more intense competition and -- no surprise -- to lower profit margins.

Germany's contraction suggests euro-zone GDP declined for a third straight quarter at the end of last year, and failed to expand for a fifth straight period as fiscal-austerity programs and rising unemployment likely spurred additional output declines in Spain and Italy.

Prices of major farm commodities, however, should ease from highs seen in the past year as the recent spike spurs increased output, a report said ahead of a key summit next week where G20 agriculture ministers will grapple with volatile food prices.

Mr. Ouattara, 69, wants to guarantee farmers as much as 60 percent of the international cocoa price to spur investment and output.

If the fiscal path were a little clearer, the reduction in uncertainty should spur investment and output, which in turn should improve the fiscal picture.

It added "Accelerating productivity growth would spur investment and output, while allowing real wage increases without triggering inflation.

Market-oriented reforms, implemented as part of an IMF loan deal, should spur new planting.In this section OUTPUT, DEMAND AND JOBS PRICES AND WAGES STEEL COMMODITY PRICE INDEX Reprints.