Sentence examples for spurring from from inspiring English sources

Being mostly urban and metropolitan areas, thick RISs favour unrelated knowledge linkages and externalities spurring from a variety of sectors which mutually influences each other and triggers new ideas and innovation.

Tinder gets in the way of a genuine connection spurring from natural origins.

Interest in the grandchild spurred from the rank of the grandmother within a group.

And this is just another business venture that's spurred from the show's success.

A branch to Perceton Colliery (a short northward spur from the Irvine - Busbie line) opened on 26 June 1848.

"Whether the gunman's homophobia spurred from hatred of others or hatred of himself, this is homophobia all the same," the LGBT group GLAAD said in a statement.

Several proposals have arisen, including creating a "spur" from US 41/M-28 theough theastst end of Ishpeming to meet CR 480 west of Negaunee.

Think about whether your hate spurs from envy.

Mr. Obama's latest budget request did not seek funds for the program, spurring outcry from Republicans.

Confidentiality of the death review was limited to allow participation of, gain information from, and spur action from the community.

The cheating scandal spurred comments from both Sanders and Stewart, more dramatically from the latter.