Sentence examples for spur to consider from inspiring English sources

It has also become an implicit spur to consider alternatives.

That leaves the Spurs to consider Karl Malone, P.J. Brown, Michael Olowokandi and Mourning for their big man to replace the retiring David Robinson.

Mr. McCray of Pimco said the matter might spur investors to "consider what high yield means". "There's no such thing as a free lunch," he added.

There's been speculation for some time that Trump's firing of former FBI director James B. Comey in May would spur Mueller to consider possible obstruction of justice charges against the president.

The revelation could give new momentum to legislation seeking to provide better protection to the federal employees, retirees and others whose personal information was stolen from two government databases in 2014, and spur lawmakers to consider broader safeguards for victims of similar compromises.

Raising the profile of woman already doing a stella job in the industry, will hopefully spur others to consider a career in technology.

Activists are making moves in greater numbers, potentially spurring companies to consider mergers.

Still, the instability of the work and the physical toll of long days of scrubbing spurred them to consider alternatives.

It also spurred him to consider the limits of evangelicalism, which makes room for all sorts of sincere expressions of faith but not, often, for sincere expressions of doubt.

It is of course a very different environment to Surf Office, which has now spurred me to consider co-living on future trips when a whole holiday is too much of a luxury.

Ms. Smith, a former children's dance instructor, was the subject of a New York Times article that spurred Congress to consider tougher food safety laws and was the centerpiece of a body of work that won a Pulitzer Prize this year.