Sentence examples for that were spurred from inspiring English sources

The compromise decision comes after months of talks in Surrogate's Court in Westchester County that were spurred by the question of which of the wills Mrs. Astor had signed before she died this year should be considered valid.

They determined that the message showing friends who had voted was directly responsible for 60,000 more votes nationwide and indirectly responsible for 280,000 that were spurred by friends of friends — what they called "social contagion" effect.

Two years later, the show reflected the changes to the economy and the auto industry that were spurred by the events of Sept. 11, 2001.

Our main thesis is that the interplay of economic and political forces that were spurred by international conditions during the inter-war period trapped the country into an anti-trade equilibrium which limited economic growth.

The program will tell stories of crimes that were spurred rumors and false details.

This past week he has participated in meetings with members of Congress over the Iranian nuclear deal and helped announce two major initiatives in New York, including plans for a new LaGuardia Airport that were spurred in part by Biden's famously blunt criticism of the facility as "Third World".

Mr. King is joining a surge of activity among his allies that was spurred by the Senate vote in June.

It was a victory for the movement that was spurred in part by the earlier success in New York.

Many of them have since moved back, and the beleaguered working-class town has undergone a renaissance of sorts that was spurred by a period of relative quiet.

[C2.] G.M. Begins Retreat in Price War General Motors has begun a slow retreat from the auto industry's price war that was spurred by the Sept. 11 attacks.

Some analysts say that commodities have sold off so steeply that they are bound to turn around and resume the bull market that was spurred by growing demand from emerging middle classes in the developing world.