Sentence examples for spurring in from inspiring English sources

In fact, new research is bearing out the radical changes that ambitious women are spurring in the workforce.

The other concomitant intra-articular findings were synovitis in 22 patients (100 %), anterior tibial spurring in one patient (4.5 %), and loose bodies in one patient (4.5 %).

The authors concluded that the increased incidence of spurring in the surgically treated group is related to the increased fracture displacement at the time of the injury [19].

Doshi believes that, like the taxi on-demand revolution that Uber and GrabTaxi are spurring in Southeast Asia, there's plenty to do with buses.

Other associated pathologic features were talar dome osteochondral defects in two ankles (7 %), talar dome fibrillation in seven (30%%), loose bodies in three (11 %), Bassett's lesion in two (7 %), anterolateral impingement in four (14%%), and distal anterior tibial spurring in four (14%%).

The growth is being spurred, in part, by a modest rise in business travel spending.

Psychologists speculate that this category-construction is itself spurred in part by the sound of voices.

The spate of deaths is spurred, in part, by the easy access to prescription drugs.

Spurred in part by dismal graduation rates, officials are moving to close both schools by 2015.

He was spurred in large part by his father's death from prostate cancer.

Meanwhile, spurred in part by Ising's difficulties, physicists invented plenty of other spin models.