Sentence examples similar to will have spurred from inspiring English sources
The legs of a male turkey will have spurs or small spike-shaped bumps that should be visible from a moderate distance.
However, he said the increasing competitiveness of Amazon's service will still have spurred Netflix match its ability to offer downloads.
Fears for how Trump's America will unfold have spurred activists to start organizing aggressively and creatively for his presidency, from starting self-defense classes for women to calling on people to move to swing states.
Europe's woes, including the possibility that Spain will go the way of Greece, have spurred fears of contagion.
Pension funds and endowments have spurred this.
Two things have spurred Mr. Guttenberg.
Apple's efforts have spurred some changes.
17– 20 The expectation that artemisinin resistance inevitably will arise has spurred significant efforts into expanding the antimalarial drug pipeline.
Higher natural gas prices, or at least the belief that prices will be higher, has spurred significant capital investments into US shale gas fields.
The release of "Shark Tale," which will feature the voices of Will Smith and Robert De Niro, has spurred the three big Italian-American organizations to form Carres (the Coalition Against Racial, Religious and Ethnic Stereotyping), encompassing 25 ethnic groups, including the American-Arab AntheDiscrimination Committee and the Polish American Congress.
They hope that it will spur discoveries in neuroscience in the same way that GenBank, a public database of gene sequences, has spurred discoveries in genetics.
