Sentence examples for spur the world from inspiring English sources
He will host a meeting of the Group of 20 nations to spur the world economy and push forward with arms control negotiations with Russia.
The idea of putting together a global package to spur the world economy — as Mr. Obama did just two years ago in London, with European and Chinese help — seems to be a huge stretch in today's environment of austerity.
Did a global awakening of conscience spur the world armies to move?" We believe that Western countries, especially the United States, decided to move against Syria now to serve [US] interests only.
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Eyes are now turning towards the next electoral upset which will spur the world on towards societal collapse.
The first nuclear explosion at Alamogordo has probably spurred the world's witch doctors to attain new heights of competitive achievement.
The oil shocks of the 1970s spurred the world to build stockpiles, such as the 727m barrels of crude oil in America's strategic petroleum reserve, to be drawn on in the event of upheaval in the Middle East and elsewhere.
All of this is spurring the world's largest lighting suppliers to play catch-up.
According to a once-popular hypothesis, the Younger Dryas created an environmental crisis that forced the Natufians, hunter-gatherers who roamed the largely treeless steppes of the eastern Mediterranean region, to begin domesticating plants and animals to ensure that they had enough to eat, thus spurring the world's first experiments with agriculture.
Stephan, the owner of a traditional brothel, wants to maintain control of the market, spurring the world's first sex doll versus sex worker turf war.
The Republican leadership, however, and House Republicans in particular, has failed to demonstrate the leadership that is absolutely necessary for spurring the world into action.
