Sentence examples for spur through from inspiring English sources

We sat down with Dyson and HICCup advisor Karen Watson at Stream Health, an "(un conference" put on by the advertising holding company WPP in Orlando Florida (disclosure: AOL is a partner of WPP and Stream) to learn the idea behind the creation of the challenge, what they'll be looking at over the next five years, and the action they hope to spur through this challenge.

Mr. MacDonald said everyone he knows is excited about the train, which includes a spur through his battered neighborhood here.

Commerce heated up enough to bring the rail spur through Shoreham in the 1890's, attracting the attention of James S. Warden, a lawyer and banker from Ohio.

Houston purchased the car, a 1986 Rolls Royce Silver Spur, through her publishing company, Nippy Inc., and used it for her daily activities; among its features are a division window, a TV/VCR and a wet bar with crystal glasses, the museum said.

An hour away by car — or 50 twisting miles on the trail — there would be crowds peering from guardrails on a trail spur through Copper Falls State Park, a popular park on a river gorge that we visited later in the weekend.

For one thing, the prospect of the $350 million rail spur through the Meadowlands and improvements to perennially clogged roads may prove irresistible to Bergen County residents and business people, and an offer the lawmakers can refuse only at their political peril.

Since taking office in December, Mr. Abe has promised to fight deflation and spur growth through a combination of aggressive monetary easing, public works spending and economic overhauls.

It is possible that the furor over S.& P.'s decision might persuade lawmakers to consider more laws to change the ratings companies or to even spur competition through start-ups.

Mr. Monti is also is also battling to drive down the debt of Italy, the euro zone's third-largest economy, after those of Germany and France, and spur growth through efforts that earned praise from the chancellor on Wednesday.

Meanwhile, Egypt, Saudi Arabia, Jordan and others are thinking of an Arab declaration to "spur individuals through participation", which presumably means granting more political rights.The biggest change of Arab hearts would come if democracy were to flourish in Iraq.

There is little doubt the economy is slowing, but efforts to spur growth through lower interest rates can stoke a flare-up in prices, putting the Fed's two goals — price stability and economic growth — in conflict.