Sentence examples for spurred over from inspiring English sources

The question of who is killing all these Snapchatters has spurred over one million opens on Snapchat and since yesterday, as well as hundreds of tweets trying to guess the murderer.

Brown and Drake, who apparently spurred over long-standing tension over fellow singer Rihanna, were both left relatively uninjured from the scuffle (Brown tweeted a gash on his chin but later deleted the photo), but apparently they were the lucky ones: Brown's bodyguard was sent to the hospital with cuts to his head, while an Australian bystander incurred a laceration that required 16 stitches.

Bony overgrowth (lateral spurring) over the lateral condyle is a distinct radiological finding commonly seen in children following a fracture of the lateral condyle of the humerus [12, 18].

That has spurred debates over hydraulic fracturing, a method to extract gas from shale.

Given the shortage of such housing, the recent death of former Prime Minister Inder Kumar Gujral has spurred jockeying over who will get the bungalow.

The tragedies have spurred debate over many high schools' practice of giving seniors, and sometimes juniors, the freedom to leave campus at lunchtime or during unassigned periods.

In the late 90's, reality television began to boil over, spurred by the European success of "Big Brother" and Mark Burnett's United States production of "Survivor".

The proposals have spurred debate over whether Berkeley should break away from Yale.

That federal case has spurred debate over whether sanctions for protesting have intensified.

Incentives like 0% financing, which spurred purchases over leases, are starting to lose their pull.

The devastating crisis in Japan has again spurred debate over the safety of nuclear power plants–and whether Japan's economy can recover.