Sentence examples for spur working from inspiring English sources

WALL STREET has repeatedly sounded alarms to spur working Americans to save more for retirement, but it has been less interested in helping convert nest eggs to spendable, post-paycheck income.

Nanosatellite platforms may be key to getting space access for a larger number of university groups, and this in turn, will spur work on getting experiments ready for small spacecraft.

Researchers working on the crisis wrote the outbreak was "clearly not the ideal situation for doing a vaccine trial," but urgent international need for a solution helped spur work with local government to establish an effective method "in compliance with good clinical practice and international standards".

"That spurred work in the Roman alphabet on handwriting recognition," he said.

The boom also created great opportunity for individuals, which spurred work effort.

The Cepaea studies have spurred work on thermal selection on shell coloration in other terrestrial gastropods, such as Theba pisana (Fig. 1).

According to President Roosevelt, Magoon deserved the position because he had "won his spurs" working in the War Department and was well respected.

As noted above, Marx thought the League to be just the sort of radical organisation that was needed to spur the working class of Europe toward the mass movement that would bring about a working class revolution.

Brighton made Spurs work hard, taking the lead early on through Ashley Barnes, who was set up by Craig Mackail-Smith.

A neat passing move from Spurs worked space for Aaron Lennon to pull back for Defoe, whose shot was blocked by goalkeeper Samir Handanovic only for Sigurdsson to touch in.

Such commissions are increasingly common as nonprofit theaters try to forge stronger ties with their favorite writers, enabling them financially to remain playwrights (rather than move into television and film work) and helping spur new works that might run in the theaters someday.