Sentence examples for spurred production from inspiring English sources

ReprintsGermany's economic recovery took off with the arrival of the D-mark in 1948, which relieved post-war shortages and spurred production.

The 1996 Mercorsur trade agreement — South America's Nafta — has spurred production plans for five gas pipelines that will link Argentina to neighboring countries.

OO Carbon Curbs Haven't Spurred Production Exodus EU study shows.

The rabbits did not improve when given a drug that spurs production of serotonin.

Those experts said the tiny price increases being allowed by the government were unlikely to spur production of new goods.

There's the high-cost natural gas tax exemption, originally a temporary break designed to spur production.

Both drugs are genetically engineered versions of erythropoietin, or EPO, a human hormone that spurs production of oxygen-carrying red blood cells.

All the drugs are synthetic forms of a human hormone called erythropoietin, or Epo, that spurs production of red blood cells.

And the new administration is led by oil-industry alumni who seem intent on dealing with the energy pinch mainly by spurring production.

This would speed up technical advances in these cars, bring a larger array of models, permit lower prices and spur production of energy from the sun and wind.

To spur production and efficiency, policy makers may also have to end central planning, encourage competition and convert enterprises to private ownership.