Sentence examples for that would spur from inspiring English sources

Mr. Obama said he was open to any "demonstrably good idea" that would spur job growth.

"If you had a really bad report, that would spur people into action more," Mr. Hatzius said.

Mr. Orban and Mr. Simor have sparred over bank decisions repeatedly, as Mr. Orban has pressed for policies that would spur faster economic growth.

Officials are concerned about the risk that Cyprus might need to leave the euro currency union, creating "a painful situation that would spur chaos," this person said.

They have often felt politicians offer populist policies rather than economic reforms that would spur sagging growth and dipping investment in the country.

When they passed his budget this year, he declared it a "historic" moment that would spur a "major transformation" for the state.

I. Nelson Rose, a professor at Whittier Law School in California who writes a blog called Gambling and the Law, predicted that it would spur other states to follow suit, and he noted that Nevada has also taken steps toward online gambling.

Inflation, at 16.9%, is 5.6 percentage points higher, a jump that would normally spur depreciation.

If corporate America comes to share those forecasts, then hiring could pick up, as could capital spending that would further spur growth.

Yanukovych paid a visit to Russian President Vladimir Putin on Friday and has been forced to deny that the pair agreed Ukraine would join Russia's customs union grouping, news that would likely spur on the protesters.

If the idea behind school reform here was to bring in several competing models that would help spur change, then so far, said John Chubb, Edison's chief education officer, it appears that the experiment may be working.