Sentence examples for spurred up from inspiring English sources

By Roy Ayers and E. B. White The New Yorker, January 6 , 1934P. 15 Excerpts from a grain review of the Rosenbaum Grain Corp. of Chicago: A cold European winter and unrestricted live stock production have spurred up world corn clearances to more than 6,000,000 weekly.

The resultant benefits have spurred up competition from big banks like First Bank, GTbank and Access Bank for SME market share.

The idea is to attract more infrastructure investment from the private sector: by creating an infrastructure bank with $10 billion now, they say, they could spur up to $640 billion worth of infrastructure spending over the next decade.

It is in countries' national interests to really spur up this transformation [to a low-carbon economy]." If the UN negotiations are to succeed this year, Figueres will play the pivotal role.

By overcoming the challenges to be used in therapeutic delivery, the modification of GBNs in biological systems spurs up further developments in biomedical applications.

A luxury 3-star resort has sprung up in the vicinity, and is a great example of how this technology hub is spurring up economic development in this area!

Leaders there estimate that the law will reduce the equivalent of 45 million cars worth of carbon pollution by 2020, spurring up to $10 billion in new, clean energy investment along the way.

Slide the tailstock center spur up to the center of the other end of the wood, locking it down.

They'd took a tire iron to him, spurred him up, drug him around by his dick until it pulled off, just bloody pulp.

Duncan and Robinson threw down dunks for San Antonio's first two baskets and a 3-pointer by Danny Ferry put the Spurs up by double digits within eight minutes.

The experience in Switzerland was uppermost in the manager's mind when he made that comment and he said he would be "committing suicide" if he set Spurs up in a 4-4-2 formation against Werder Bremen.