Sentence examples for spurred again from inspiring English sources

That's spurred again because of some of the political unrest globally as well as the financial dilemmas that are worldwide.

The debate has been spurred again recently by plans to revive the so-called Arab Peace Initiative at the annual Arab League meeting in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, on Wednesday and Thursday.

As a result, financial advisors like Timothy Yee hope IRA contributions are just in a temporary slump because of the brutal economy, and will be spurred again by a recovery.

Lori L.: And that the book deadline spurred it again.

Even more was at stake for the Nets when they played the Spurs again on Friday night.

But when offered a chance to promise that Adebayor would play for Spurs again, Villas-Boas only responded with: "There is a possibility".

Pochettino was asked on the eve of the Barça match to explain how he had been able to improve Spurs again, despite the lack of summer arrivals.

The Spurs again made easy work of the Clippers in taking a 2-0 series lead, the latest rout falling on Tony Parker's 30th birthday and highlighting how gracefully the Spurs are aging, writes Marc Stein on ESPN.com.

Spurs again rotated their full-backs, replacing Kieran Trippier and Ben Davies with Kyle Walker and Danny Rose, and again they had an important role going forward.

The keeper was emerging as the central figure in the second half and he denied Spurs again with a vital block from Bale.

Other strikers in the frame: Sturridge and Welbeck in great form for the big boys, Agbonlahor is also doing well at Villa, Zamora is actually starting to look a decent player again at Fulham, Crouch has lots of international experience, Defoe should always be in the mix if he can find his goalscoring touch at spurs again.