Sentence examples for spurred forward from inspiring English sources
Contacted by e-mail on Friday, Mr. Doctoroff said all those projects had been spurred forward by the Olympic bid.
Spurred forward by Google and other Silicon Valley companies, the auto industry has been tinkering with autonomous vehicles for years.
And he felt that reformists in the leadership were still on his side.In 1989 he spurred forward their campaign for change.
'Avancez!' [Forward!] they shouted in acknowledgement of the command, amid cries of 'Vive l'Empereur!' Officers fell back in line as the NCOs spurred forward from the rear ranks to position themselves for the impact.
The family of Eric Garner, whose death after being choked by a New York police officer spurred forward a nationwide protest movement, demanded on Tuesday that a $5.9m payout from the city be followed by criminal prosecutions.
Thibaut Pinot, Ruben Plaza, Winner Anacona and Ryder Hesjedal have spurred forward though and they are a minute behind Geniez, with three riders floating in between.
The exaggeration is fanned partly by the media and partly by Western actors deliberately using an "AI arms race" narrative to spur forward their agendas.
The United States hopes that the implementation of this agreement will spur forward movement on the other tracks of the peace process and lead to improved relations between Israel and all her Arab neighbors.
The republication of "A Meaningful Life" has spurred Mr. Davis forward on the four-part history of the Industrial Revolution that he began nearly a decade ago.
The discovery, years later, that her youngest daughter was mentally retarded galvanized Betty Kendall's intelligence and energy and spurred her forward into social service and a consciousness of injustice that eventually grew to embrace the civil rights movement.
Yet a strict reading of the historical record indicates that King and Johnson did, in fact, disagree on timing – that King insisted on the fierce urgency of now, and that his actions in Selma spurred Johnson forward.
