Sentence examples for which has spurred from inspiring English sources

It's that wealth, as perceived by supporters of Sanders, which has spurred the protest on Friday.

Raw silicon transistor performance has improved dramatically in the past decade, which has spurred much of the research.

"A is for ash – the volcanic variety, which has spurred a sea change in our attitude to terrestrial transport.

Fox executives made a point yesterday of distancing themselves from that decision, which has spurred some criticism for mixing marketing with a day of mourning.

The XPRIZE Foundation, which has spurred technological leaps in space exploration and healthcare, in July awarded grants to developers of affordable and accurate pH sensors.

Because GPS is owned by the US government, it could be turned off at any time, which has spurred other countries to develop their own versions.

The market for solar photovoltaic systems is growing rapidly into a mature industry, while at the same time policies which have spurred the growth (e.g. feed-in tariffs or net metering) are beginning to fade away.

The heavy farm debt stemmed in part from the high prices of agricultural goods during World War I, which had spurred extensive borrowing by American farmers wishing to increase production by investing in land and machinery.

(The Prime Minister – who has repeated his warnings about the danger of "the feet becoming the head" several times throughout the years – is himself from a modest background). The AKP government has pursued free market policies (which have spurred growth as well as inequality and unemployment) combined with means-tested benefits.

Fund-management firms cannot prosper without squeezing the best possible deal out of the investment banks, regardless of whether those banks are their parents, siblings or strangers.Complexity, capital and riskThe investment houses have responded to these changes in two main ways, both of which have spurred consolidation.

This will be a long-term effort, and we need to work alongside our friends and allies to put a stopper on the kind of narratives that Isis and its ilk feed upon – and which have spurred many of our recent military interventions.