Sentence examples for spur some of from inspiring English sources

All of this has helped spur some of the public declarations for Mr. Dorsey.

Victoria did a report for school on the country, was shocked and helped spur some of the family's activism there.

And it took the same newspaper's investigation of Harvey Weinstein's alleged abuses to spur some of his victims into talking.

And wait... the potential for higher interest rates may spur some of my customers to buy the capital items my company sells so they can lock in their financing now.

There were 74 other men on the same spur, some of them convicted murderers, yet he was one of only two who were being held as Category A prisoners – the highest security category.

The trend has spurred some of the world's top computing experts and scientists to work toward freeing valuable stores of information.

Global revulsion at the mind-numbing carnage of Israel's onslaught on Gaza seems finally to have spurred some of the western political class to speak out.

But his comments spurred some of Mr. McCain's most ardent backers to grouse that he was being too adulatory, and abandoning his greatest attribute -- his maverick nature.

But while many economists credited the stimulus with spurring some of that growth, many in Washington have raised doubts about the stimulus program's effectiveness at creating jobs.

Ms. Austin says that the South Beach and other low-carb diets have spurred some of her patients to greater consciousness about what they eat and in what quantities.

An intense heat dome has swelled over Scandinavia, pushing temperatures more than 20 degrees above normal and spurring some of the region's hottest weather ever recorded.