Sentence examples for spur the notion from inspiring English sources
Our data suggest clinical activity of treatment with VEGF-targeted therapies beyond everolimus and spur the notion that VEGF resistance remains transient at least in a subgroup of patients.
Recent data suggest that VEGFR-targeted therapies may still hold clinical activity in third line beyond an mTOR inhibitor (Di Lorenzo et al, 2010; Grünwald et al, 2011) and spur the notion that resistance to VEGFR inhibitors remains transient at least in a subgroup of patients.
However, under their coach, Gregg Popovich, the Spurs take the notion of timing their players' performances to the extreme, resting their veteran stars whenever they can during the regular season to preserve their fitness for the playoffs – even at the price of drawing fines from the N.B.A. commissioner, David Stern.
This spurs the smugglers on.
That almost always spurs the laggards.
Something clearly spurred the Heat early.
This spurs the kid gang into action.
Williams, an ardent admirer of Tim Duncan and the defending champion Spurs, laughed off the notion that celebrity-laden New York first and foremost demands more star power.
But it's the stupid, mindless actions of the few, spurred on by notions of anarchy and irresponsible opportunistic public figures, that is now giving Greece, and its democracy, a bad name.
But now researchers have unearthed a skull--the smallest and most primitive hominid skull ever found outside Africa--that appears to bury the notion that big brains spurred our first exodus from that continent.
