Sentence examples for spurs confidence from inspiring English sources

For Craybas, a feeling of escaping an almost insurmountable deficit, which spurs confidence and optimism; for Keys, a feeling that finishing off this opponent just got a lot tougher.

After they came back from a 14-point deficit and rocked the Spurs' confidence in Game 2 on Monday, the Lakers never let San Antonio back into the series.

Over the last year, however, news of the 25,000-square-foot Holly Hunt store has spurred confidence in the district.

Given this knowledge, the mere passage of time may spur our confidence, though no formal statistical analysis can prove it.

Mr Carney's announcement reflected the balancing act demanded of him: he must spur economic confidence without allowing inflation to erode wages and savings.

Rising share prices, cheaper gasoline and increased employment helped spur consumer confidence in Australia this month to its highest level in almost 11 years, according to a survey.

Some bullish investors say a short conflict won by the United States would spur consumer confidence and unleash pent-up business spending, leading to a broad rally.

If that alone were not sufficient to fill the hosts with confidence, Spurs arrived without an away win in the competition this season, and with only one victory on the road in their last nine European fixtures.

Jose Mourinho's Blues will start as favourites but Spurs will take confidence from both their superb 5-3 win over Chelsea on New Year's Day and the canny knack of Eriksen to score important late goals.

WHO make up the Group of 20? WHO is the European leader whose recently narrowly receiving a vote of confidence spurred some protesters to join the demonstrations?

"There is no sign that UK consumers are reacting to declines on consumer goods prices by delaying purchases: the opposite is the case, with falling prices spurring increases in confidence and purchases" he said.