Sentence examples for spurred around from inspiring English sources

The strongest legacy of the 2015 World Cup is the debate over fair treatment it spurred around the world.

If there's any silver lining, Sieh's legal troubles have spurred organising around press freedom issues from students at the University of Liberia and the Press Union of Liberia.

The artery, a 12-mile stretch completed about eight years ago, linked eastern Morris County to Newark International Airport via Interstate 78 in 15 minutes instead of 30 and spurred development around major crossroads.

The introduction of the monument spurred development around Scott Circle and the immediate area.

Q4 2015 could have spurred a turn around, since Moments launched in October.

It thus seems that people were spurred to shop around and look for better insurance policies.

That has spurred researchers around the globe to look for genetic solutions for baldness.

Alvarez charged Jason Van Dyke, the officer who shot Laquan – also in October 2014 – before the release of the video spurred protests around the city.

While polyacetylene itself is not very useful, its creation spurred chemists around the world to craft other new polymers that behave like metals or semiconductors.

Mr. Scott was black — as is the officer who shot him, Brentley Vinson — and his death added to a long list of killings of black men at the hands of law enforcement that had rocked cities and spurred protests around the country, bolstering claims of racial bias in policing.

This spurred governments around the world into action.