Sentence examples for spur upward from inspiring English sources
Mud diapir development also controls spatial variations of intraslope basins in slope areas and can spur upward fluid migration with diapiric intrusion.
Office products firm Canon leapt by 11.5%, to 3310 yen ($35.50), and Ricoh shares were spurred upward by 7.0%, to 1,297 yen ($13.91), following an upgrade from Credit Suisse.
THAT, along with the state's strong economy, added Andrew J. Merin, senior director of the Financial Services Group at the East Rutherford office of Cushman & Wakefield, has helped absorb space, spur new construction and prod rents upward.
Years of high global demand drove prices upward and spurred investment in commodity sectors.
Some will spur innovation.
Another possible explanation for the upward movement of bond yields is "fear that the U.S. will be like Japan during its 'lost decade'," when the central bank tried quantitative easing, but did not manage to spur economic growth.
If the Fed prints more money, it spurs higher employment, ultimately putting upward pressure on prices.
Hislop recognises how the team have been spurred on by adversity, and they are currently the biggest upward movers in the Fifa rankings.
