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Discover LudwigThe phrase "spurring them to" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is used to describe the action of inspiring or motivating someone to do something. Example: The coach delivered a powerful pre-game speech, spurring the team to give their best performance on the field.
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However briefly, PLX4032 had held off the cancer by blocking a particular protein in its cells that was spurring them to multiply.
Professor Dunn said higher minimum payments may provide a sort of "jolt" to card holders, spurring them to pay off their debt.
The criticism lit a fire under his players, who gave credit to their coach for spurring them to the two victories.
In pushing our companies to go green we are spurring them to take the lead in the next great global industry — clean power.
This sent a disheartening signal to the surviving Soviet Jews, leading them to believe that they had no place in Soviet society and spurring them to try to leave the country.
That in turn pushes down financing costs for businesses, spurring them to invest.Yet many analysts, including Mr Posen, think the economy is being held back by a dearth of small-business investment.
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Success in Libya could spur them to deeper integration; failure might push them apart again.
Perhaps their frustration has spurred them to take their case to the public.
At Solazyme, the partners' early realization of the challenge spurred them to step up testing.
On the one hand, that spurs them to greater discipline than Democrats.
Predictably this spurred them to read more books and improved their vocabularies.
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