Sentence examples for spurred the question from inspiring English sources

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The saliva surrounding human gums, for example, had about five phages to every bacterial cell, while the ratio at the mucosal surface of the gum itself was closer to 40 to 1. "That spurred the question," Barr says.

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For many fans, Hernandez's presence and performance in the ALDS spurred the same question Sabathia raised: If he is so bad, why is he umpiring in the playoffs?

"When I got to work as secretary of state," she said, "I opted for convenience to use my personal e-mail account — which was allowed by the State Department — because I thought it would be easier to carry just one device for my work and for my personal e-mails instead of two". Which spurred the immediate question: Why not just have two accounts on one phone?

The compromise decision comes after months of talks in Surrogate's Court in Westchester County that were spurred by the question of which of the wills Mrs. Astor had signed before she died this year should be considered valid.

The talks, spurred by the question of which of Mrs. Astor's wills should be the valid one, focused on how much money the main charities would receive from her estate, which is valued at about $132 million, in addition to a trust estimated to be worth more than $60 million.

Spurred by the question of how certain artists come to produce innovative material, Noyes, Allen, and Parise examine the social structure of the music industry to uncover precisely where innovative musicians fit in.

The traditional struggle with the See of Rome continued through the Macedonian period, spurred by the question of religious supremacy over the newly Christianised state of Bulgaria.

This idea ― that the project's power resides not only in what is visible, but also in what is erased ― extends, in Hansen's mind, to another prevalent discussion concerning free expression today: what to do with Confederate monuments, the question that spurred the "Unite the Right" rally in the first place.

This idea ― that the project's power resides not only in what is visible, but also in what is erased ― extends, in Hansen's mind, to another prevalent discussion concerning free expression today: what to do with Confederate monuments, the question that spurred the "Unite the Right" rally in the first place.

In January another year of the PTC, worth $12 billion, was wrung out of the deal by which the federal government avoided the fiscal cliff, and this spurred the new investments in Iowa.Questions, though, are being asked about this subsidy.

Among every network's guest commentators were hawks, many of their comments spurred by the questions of their hosts.

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