Sentence examples for spurring increased from inspiring English sources

Jean-François Fauconnier of Climate Action Network Europe said the report should be a "wake up call" to the European commission, spurring increased 2030 renewable goals in a review later this year.

However, the advances in using antibodies directed at brain targets have also demonstrated impediments of low brain exposure in achieving clinical benefits, spurring increased attention in technologies designed to improve brain exposure of antibodies.

Traditionally, economists talk about "easy money" spurring increased business investment, but venture capital is not particularly sensitive to interest rates directly.

Lee Scott, former CEO of Wal-Mart, declared, "We're not green," to an audience, spurring increased company transparency and more open communication culture at Wal-Mart, eventually leading to improved environmental performance.

"Wireless revenue growth was driven by solid subscriber gains and a greater number of customers choosing more advanced smart phones and integrated devices, spurring increased usage of data services," the company said.

Under the deal, seven TPP countries would eliminate tariffs on legal ivory imports that range from three to 25percentt, likely spurring increased ivory trade.

The loss of territory and Russia's destruction of much of their oil infrastructure and supply lines to Turkey forced IS to cut its fighters' salaries, spurring increasing numbers of defections, including by a man from Alexandria, Virginia on Monday.

The Lipitor case spurred increased surveillance of the integrity of the pharmaceutical supply chain.

The Professional Soldier (1960) spurred increased interest in civil-military relations.

The sharp rise in rates has spurred increased talk of some form a debt restructuring.

Oil companies, on the other hand, argue that consolidations do not spur increased prices, but instead create efficiencies that allow for lower operating costs and increased production.