Sentence examples for started to spur from inspiring English sources

Treasury Prices Fall By Bloomberg News Bonds fell yesterday after a decline in weekly jobless claims suggested interest rate cuts by the Federal Reserve this year had started to spur economic growth.

The area's growing popularity, however, has started to spur the real estate market in the hamlet of Glacier, 21 miles away, as skiers from Seattle, 140 miles away, and even out-of-staters realize they can buy a three-bedroom, 1,200-square-foot cabin for less than $120,000, said Tim Lloyd, a real estate agent in Glacier.

Romania's macroeconomic gains have only recently started to spur creation of a middle class and to address Romania's widespread poverty.

Sears, Roebuck & Company agreed yesterday to sell its huge credit card portfolio to Citigroup, abandoning a business that it started to help spur sales during the Depression and that ended up becoming larger than its core retail operation.

Modric has now started to train at Spurs Lodge in Essex - he reported on Monday and Tuesday - as he seeks to build his fitness.

When Diego Costa scored the second on 56 minutes, Spurs started to buckle and, among other things, that long trip to Italy in the Europa League for Thursday's game against Fiorentina was taking its toll.

Now Spurs started to relax, upped the pace and equalised on 74 minutes with a peach of goal as Bale's cross was headed home by the unmarked Huddlestone.

After early sparring, Spurs started to take control as the interval approached and twice came close to taking the lead.

But the Spurs' Stephen Jackson started to heat up, making long jumpers and jack-knifing through the key.

Spurs finally started to pose a threat but a combination of poor finishing and fine goalkeeping from Ruddy kept them at bay.

I blagged my way into Arsenal and Spurs matches and started to take on the agencies.