Sentence examples for spurred at all from inspiring English sources

Other researchers have pointed out the near futility in trying to quantify the concept, given the vagaries of determining which movements are spurred at all by climate change, amid other motivators like economics and political strife.

This further spurred educators at all levels to give great importance to English language education.

Bill Jones, California's secretary of state and a member of the task force, said the Florida dispute was spurring officials at all levels of government to action.

The same $100,000 construction contract spurs jobs at All American, the hardware store, the grocery store, and on and on and on.

All this political activity has spurred at least a little bit of hand-wringing at the channels.

You know, after tales of CIA director George Tenet's "hair on fire" warnings during the summer of 2001, when that now famous PDB was read by George W. Bush on vacation, not spurring any action at all.

Look at the example of Grand Central, the private enterprise that spurred all this development in the first place.

NAFTA has spurred trade for all its members.

It's spurred revolutions of all kinds.

Not all spurs travel in the same direction as their "parents"; some are connected to their "parents" only by other spurs, or not at all, instead only traveling near their "parents".

New results presented here last week at the Ecology Society of America meeting, however, suggest nitrogen might not be spurring forest growth much at all.