Sentence examples for spurring designers from inspiring English sources

Computers and the Internet have created new awareness of letters, numbers and even punctuation, spurring designers to use them as graphic elements.

Web technology, and a desire to entice luxury shoppers who are suddenly spending again, are spurring designers to fling open the tent flaps to their runway shows and appeal directly to shoppers.

The price of gold, while fluctuating, remains high, spurring designers to dabble in other metals.

It is also a number, the automakers' displays suggest, that has spurred designers to look around the world for new ideas, looks, lessons, materials and philosophies.

The demand for luxury sunglasses has spurred designers to quickly affix their logos to the latest styles, including some designers who had not previously had eyewear lines.

Automakers reached a high point in resources and exuberance in the years between WWI and WWII, which spurred designers to greater artistic heights.

The trend prompted Yves Saint Laurent to revisit collections from the 1940s, spurring other designers to dip into their pasts.

The necessity of war spurs designers and airmen to test this fledgling technology to the limits – and the lessons still apply today.

But mere months after the inaugural ball, potential backers for her company fell through, Ms. Phillips said, spurring the designer, who also wanted to spend more time with her son, to quit the business.

Crucially, wartime mass production techniques spurred young designers to adopt a professional approach and gave them access to modern materials.

Mr. Bowman's departure spurred other designers with experience at either Google or Apple to comment on differences between the two companies.