Sentence examples for time to spur from inspiring English sources

Most turf professionals recommend application in late fall - around Thanksgiving time - to spur good grass root growth.

If so, it may benefit McCrory to see the bathroom brouhaha carry on until that time, to spur people toward the voting booths.

Still, a worse-than-forecast jobs report indicates government efforts to shore up the labor market will take more time to spur sustained gains in consumer spending.

From what I gleaned, Aoki bounces between two modes during his sets: half of it is comprised of, for better or worse, exactly what the popular perception of EDM is, with all the squelchy, screechy, treble-y synths one could ask for, and booming bass dropping at the exact right time to spur the maximum amount of movement from Pavlov's ravers.

Bernanke has, in effect, thrown down the gauntlet, not only to U.S. banks and investors who are hoarding their cash, but to Euro Zone countries that believe austerity is the way to financial health, by saying the Fed will do whatever it takes for almost an unlimited amount of time to spur employment and economic growth.

Another lack of respect, this time to Spurs.

Thailand's central bank cut its benchmark interest rate for the fifth consecutive time this year to spur an economy blighted by slumping consumer confidence after last year's coup.

The news followed reports that had just placed China as the leader in the global art market, ahead of the United States and Britain, and was in time to help spur healthy sales in Asian art at the spring auctions of Sotheby's and Christie's in Hong Kong.

Barr says he had been preparing to give a talk at the B-Sides security conference in San Francisco on Feb. 14 about information security in social media, and he wanted to drum up some publicity ahead of time to help spur the debate.

Ultimately, a mechanism for licence-holders to trade their rights on a secondary market, similar to a bond or commodity market, could lead to more efficient allocation.Nonetheless, the share of unlicensed spectrum should rise over time in order to spur innovation.

They exist inside the test of what I've called the camerafeed, which automatically opens a selfie camera atop the News Feed each time you visit to spur you to shoot and share.