Sentence examples for spurred deeper from inspiring English sources

But Father Joerger said that this period of financial crisis — unrelated, he says, to any of the sexual assault lawsuits that have dogged the Catholic clergy in recent years — has spurred deeper reflection within the community.

So when Ms. Herseth Sandlin recently announced that she would not run, it not only upended Democratic plans but spurred deeper reflection over exactly what kind of candidate should represent the party — one who adheres to the party's core principles or someone moderate, even conservative, enough to appeal to more voters?

The consortium's work in the 1970s and '80s led to major advances in scientific understanding of the structure and formation of the continents and spurred deep seismic exploration programs in more than 20 countries.

Mr. Berlusconi's conviction spurred deep-rooted uncertainty within a party that must now grapple with a political future in which its founder and leader, who also faces a ban from public office, will have to redefine his dominant role.

In doing so, she argues that tobacco production and consumption spurred deep transformations and brought a modern condition to Bulgaria's tobacco-growing regions.... Tobacco runs through each topic and it is evident that they are all tied to the others in both obvious and hidden ways.

But Hezbollah's involvement in Syria has spurred deep resentment among its many opponents here and elsewhere.

Hopefully, the commonalities spur deeper thinking about the foundations of collective intelligence, and the discipline-specific contributions suggest cross-fertilization of ideas across disciplines.

The devices seem to be spurring deeper interest in wine and empowering bolder, more confident selections, they say, potentially revolutionizing the psychology of dining's most intimidating passage.

By contrast, the politicians that made the leap have been disappointed by the euro's failure, so far, to spur deeper political integration.For all its shortcomings, the euro zone is far more likely to expand than shrink over the next decade.

And, sure, celebration is an important part of that, and symbolic change can spur deeper change, I know.

He credits Mohammed for spurring "deep reform," citing his moves to curb corruption, open up the country's economy and allow women to drive.