Sentence examples for that spur from inspiring English sources
The designation allows tax credits that spur redevelopment.
The political causes that spur multiple suicides can seem remarkably provincial.
"I don't think it's higher tax rates that spur people," Mr. Mastracchio said.
They release signals that spur nearby blood vessels to sprout new branches.
PATENTS are supposed to give inventors an incentive to create things that spur economic growth.
Other members clapped hands and sang the refrains that spur each song.
Targeted therapies attack molecular mechanisms that spur tumor growth, or even cause the cancer.
Several new "targeted" cancer drugs, for instance, block the effects of genetic abnormalities that spur tumor growth.
Drugs aimed at disabling proteins that spur cancer are, many oncologists say, the future of cancer therapies.
It may have to do with hormones and growth factors that spur both height and cancer cells.
He said Pakistan's government first needed to address "the factors that spur our own people to carry out violent acts".
