Sentence examples for spurring questions from inspiring English sources

After suffering a stroke last year, he looked frail in photos, spurring questions about who might replace him.

All the Huskies have done is win 71 straight games and turn women's college basketball into their own sandbox, spurring questions about whether they are harming their sport by being too good.

On Friday evening, while Hurricane Harvey was about to make landfall, Trump used the opportunity to unleash a storm of other news, spurring questions about whether he deliberately timed the actions to keep the spotlight off them.

The QAnon conspiracy theory has elbowed its way into real life, making appearances at rallies for President Donald Trump and spurring questions at a White House press briefing — to say nothing of the guy who took his AR-15 and his armored car to Hoover Dam to demand the government come clean about... well, what, exactly?

It would also spur questions about the Gores' marital dynamic.

The tests will spur questions on "who deserves to be born," she said.

His inconsistent results and off-the-court distractions have spurred questions about his development.

Kittles's decline has spurred questions about whether his knee is bothering him, but Casey said that the problem was not his knee.

The issue will not go away: if anything, finite-risk reinsurance may spur questions about other methods that companies use to smooth reported earnings as well as about banks' or insurers' duty to see that counterparties use their products legally.

One big question is whether the publication of these connections might spur questions from authorities.

The dip, coupled with the recent release of the iPad, could spur questions over the future of the iPod, which has long served as a gateway product for consumers into to the Apple universe.