Sentence examples for that has spurred from inspiring English sources

It is the connection to the heritage of famous marques that has spurred collector interest.

It was that ruling that has spurred state lawmakers to try to change the constitution.

DuPont has benefited from a global agricultural boom that has spurred sales of its genetically modified seeds and other products.

Analysts credit a popular fascination with the Internet that has spurred sales of personal computers, especially more expensive laptops.

Keynesian economists missed the upturn in the economy that has spurred growth this year to the highest in Europe.

That nihilistic hedonism is the energy that has spurred every great band – The Stones, The Sex Pistols, through to Oasis.

Since foreigners own many shares in the monopoly, that has spurred fears that some of those shares will be confiscated.

They now say what happened was a mistake, one that has spurred on gun violence's tragic toll.

But Mr. Macron did not vow to pull the gas tax increase that has spurred many protesters into the streets.

It is also a number, the automakers' displays suggest, that has spurred designers to look around the world for new ideas, looks, lessons, materials and philosophies.

But it is that very fact--that unions raise wages--that has spurred the efforts of the big-money class to obliterate unions entirely.