Sentence examples for spurring talk from inspiring English sources

Since last summer, some two hundred and fifty thousand Venezuelans have fled to Colombia, exacerbating social tensions and spurring talk of a humanitarian crisis on the border.

The imminent arrival of Spirit Airlines, a budget carrier based in Florida that is starting flights to Fort Lauderdale May 1, as well as the possibility of discount flights to Ireland aboard Ryanair, is spurring talk of making MacArthur a serious alternative to the area's major airports, especially for the millions of travelers who live less than an hour's drive from the Long Island airfield.

He has injected into the conversation an important note of warning while spurring talk about solutions to deep-seated problems.

Gold's relative uselessness has helped spur talk of a bubble.

He expected that growing deficits soon would spur talk of another such panel.

Among ethicists, Pistorius's success has spurred talk of "transhumans" and "cyborgs".

The jobs report for last March was a big disappointment, one that spurred talk of a new recession.

Nothing spurs talk of gun-control legislation quite like a highly publicized crime committed with the aid of a handgun.

Mrs. Kirchner's victory in 2007 spurred talk that the Kirchners would alternate as president for another 12 years.

Collins's flagrant foul against Tim Thomas in Game 1 on Saturday has spurred talk of retaliation and revenge.

Nick Foles, who initially played so well that he spurred talk of a quarterback controversy, heard boos with a scattershot performance last Sunday.