Sentence examples for spurring higher from inspiring English sources

China's push for rapid economic development will dominate global energy markets and be the single biggest force in spurring higher oil prices and carbon emissions linked to climate change over the next quarter-century, the International Energy Agency reported on Tuesday.

Since becoming the head of the I.M.F., and in stark contrast to her public statements in her prior job, as French finance minister, she has repeatedly castigated Europe for doing too little, too late, and lacking focus on spurring higher growth rates.

New phones are increasingly likely to support either Java or BREW technology, and wireless companies will market the software and services heavily in hopes of spurring higher wireless bills.

While higher chip content occurs every cycle, this one appears above trend and is spurring higher factory utilization than had been anticipated, in turn elevating average selling prices and margins.

Its overextended banking system collapsed, spurring high unemployment, severe rioting and, eventually, the fall of the Suharto government.

Shark Tale, the aquatic DreamWorks animation flick attracting happy filmgoers (if not critics), is credited with spurring high-end aquarium sales.

A live version was released via digital download following a performance of the band and Jay-Z at the 2009 Grammy Awards, spurring high digital sales and giving "Lost!" a new peak at number 40 in the United States.

The BMGF has been instrumental in spurring high-level technological innovation to tackle these grand challenges with its highly competitive grants program.

The mandate spurred higher corn production.

Venturing offline is a way to spur higher growth.

The growing local market for drugs has spurred higher levels of prostitution, robbery and burglary.