Sentence examples for which spurred from inspiring English sources

Railroads soon linked the growers to eastern markets, which spurred the city's growth.

Williamsburg turns into Greenpoint, which spurred the senator to recall his efforts to aid immigration.

The nation's economic woes, which spurred the protests, have not abated.

He said he felt a deep attachment to the tree, which spurred him on.

The boom also created great opportunity for individuals, which spurred work effort.

Her speech came on a rare day of good economic news, which spurred trading on Wall Street.

India's troubles do not compare with the crisis of 1991, which spurred it to liberalise after decades of stagnation.

Much of those business gains has come from improvements in car sales, which spurred greater demand for its chips.

The space program stands out; so does military spending, which spurred computer development and created the Internet.

In fact, the research from UCLA and other universities, which spurred the news stories, said no such thing.

It was despair for her three daughters' futures which spurred Shabana Bashir to join the Galloway campaign.