Sentence examples for spur recognition from inspiring English sources

Local film festivals also spur recognition of talent in the county.

But her intent is to spur recognition, even when the scene is based on a complex amalgam of actual and imaginary phenomena.

The threat of drug resistance [ 19, 20] has spurred recognition of the pressing need for new antischistosomals [ 21- 23].

Beyond that, it spurred growing recognition of the rights of indigenous peoples nationally, and we are now engaging with our government to develop a new Indigenous Peoples Rights law".

But then, the problem is doubtless more acute in younger, friendlier countries, founded on optimism and the belief in the pursuit of pleasure as an inalienable right, rather than an immoral practice, and as a result the spur to recognition is greater.

The possibility of internet stardom, or just recognition, spurs relatively new arrivals such as Ryan Reynolds, 28.

For some, perhaps forgiveness is spurred by the recognition of their own past mistakes, which are never pleasant to contemplate.

The recognition spurred aerospace engineers and system architects to come up with the Blended Wing Body (BWB), a new design for next generation aircraft.

In the last seven years, the trading environment has changed out of all recognition, spurred largely by the introduction of new regulation at the end of 2007.

Jelani Cobb on the "grim recognition" spurred by Ferguson: African-Americans are hemmed in between the dangers of crime and the perils of policing.

Miami's swift response was likely spurred by its recognition that everyone in the N.F.L. would be under intense scrutiny after Sam was drafted, and by the memory of the franchise's own recent sordid, public shame.