Sentence examples for spurs to control from inspiring English sources

Aguero was proving impossible for Spurs to control and the Argentine's fine header from Gael Clichy's cross required a diving one-handed stop from Lloris to prevent City extending their lead.

Stephen Moore, president of the Club for Growth, a political action committee that supports candidates who favor lower taxes, noted that tax cuts are intended to spur growth, but also to control the size of government by depriving it of the money needed to create new programs.

The recent emergence of SARS coronavirus and Henipavirus from bat reservoirs has spurred thinking on how to control future disease emergence.

But that is no longer true; since taking power, in 2011, Kim Jong Un, who is suspicious of China's efforts to control North Korea or spur it to follow its model of economic reform, has openly antagonized the government in Beijing, including launching rockets that would embarrass the Chinese leadership.

The drive to control tobacco has spurred technologic development ranging from removing tar from tobacco to adding filters to cigarettes and to the emergence of smoke-free, electronic cigarettes.

Other improvements included a governor to control the sluice gates and spur gearing for the power takeoff.

However, both Spurs and Chelsea could face FA charges of failing to control their players.

There are spurs to disarmament & to international control that did not exist a few years ago.

Win moves Arsenal above Spurs to sixth.

The Thunder pulled even in the loss column with the Spurs and would control the tiebreaker if both teams won out.

His supply-side economic policies, dubbed "Reaganomics", advocated reducing tax rates to spur economic growth, controlling the money supply to reduce inflation, deregulation of the economy, and reducing government spending.