Sentence examples for that spurred work from inspiring English sources

"That spurred work in the Roman alphabet on handwriting recognition," he said.

He was raised in an environment rife with drugs and crime, and it was not the acclaim he began earning for his performances, but rather a devastating personal tragedy, that spurred him to quit social work.

A writer for NPR described the couple as "time travelers from the Age of Aquarius," and that's accurate: They had a hippie sense of freedom, coupled with a New York work ethic that spurred them to make their mark in stone and wood and glass.

The emulation effect that spurred central European reform in the 1990s is not working farther east.

The Goshawk is a touchstone in this regard: a work that spurs one to think deeply about why and how we assign value to things that are not us.

Policymakers and those supporting them often find themselves in situations that spur them on to work out how best to define a problem.

Different things happened, like the fact that Diana Vreeland really adored me and liked what I'd done, that spurred on my work.

It's this warped injustice, coupled with a love for a country that was built on the basis of independence from colonialism and on the foundations of a recognized human rights charter, that spurs Nkom to continue her work.

"This is a very demanding industry - you end up working really long hours and have to make sacrifices - that's why I'm a big believer in establishing a fun and creative work environment that spurs innovation".

Both drugs work in part by blocking a protein that spurs the formation of blood vessels that nourish tumors.

For Sutherland, what makes life and work "inseparable" for many novelists is early trauma that spurs the creative imagination.