How To Use Spurring In A Sentence
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The noise pollution survey revealed a rather spurring and possibly amusing old fashioned source of noise.
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The holidays are over, but the post-holiday sales are spurring plenty of shopping activity.
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Keeping the notebook is also (I think) spurring me to work more efficiently (I must have some progress to report each time!).
The part-time post-doc
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And spurring that doubt are a growing crop of policy makers like Darrell Issa, profiled recently in the New Yorker, as a Republican representative poised to become Chairman of the Oversight Committee, who last year quoted Genesis at a congressional hearing to dismiss the dangers of climate change, As long as the earth endures, seedtime and harvest, cold and heat, summer and winter, day and night will never cease...
Kate Otto: "Rapid Response" to an Ancient Issue (VIDEO)
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But the damage it could do is spurring the Gulf states into unprecedented efforts to protect their shallow, near-landlocked waters.
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As his remarks last week and yesterday showed, his economic agenda is more of the same, only less: more jobless benefits in the name of spurring job creation; an extension of the temporary payroll tax cut that has coincided with rising unemployment.
A Downgrade Awakening
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An Energy Department program has succeeded in spurring green energy innovation, reports Matthew Wald: A company that secured a Department of Energy grant to pursue a breakthrough idea in the manufacture of solar cells plans to announce on Tuesday that it has raised $20 million to commercialize its technique, which it says will reduce the price of solar panels by 40 percent.
Wonkbook: Foreclosure mess gets criminal; liberal Dems rally behind Social Security; Arne Duncan's international school reform
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As long as the level of economic activity remains so clearly depressed — people unemployed, office space unrented, factories not working — then policy needs to remain oriented on spurring the renewed utilization of the people and facilities currently sitting idle.
Matthew Yglesias » Stock Prices And Future Growth Prospects
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In fact, a new administration could enforce new global warming regulations with common sense, focusing on large emitters of greenhouse gases to achieve reasonable reductions while spurring trillions of dollars worth of economic growth and green-collar jobs.
Wonk Room » EPA Sends Greenhouse Endangerment Finding To White House
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‘Follow my lead,’ Doran shouted, spurring his horse forward with his heels.
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He yelled and they set off, spurring their horses into a gallop.
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The plight of a York woman's friend is spurring her on to run the London Marathon for the first time - and hopefully raise hundreds of pounds.
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And spurring that doubt are a growing crop of policy makers like Darrell Issa, profiled recently in the New Yorker, as a Republican representative poised to become Chairman of the Oversight Committee, who last year quoted Genesis at a congressional hearing to dismiss the dangers of climate change, As long as the earth endures, seedtime and harvest, cold and heat, summer and winter, day and night will never cease ...
Kate Otto: "Rapid Response" to an Ancient Issue (VIDEO)
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The administration may put more emphasis on spurring economic growth.
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Rising consumer sales have the effect of spurring the economy to faster growth.
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It was Chelsea, spurring her white palfrey onward towards them, her ice-blue gown billowing out behind her as she rode side-saddle.
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But the damage it could do is spurring the Gulf states into unprecedented efforts to protect their shallow, near-landlocked waters.
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It also potentially hurts milk consumption by spurring retail prices upward.
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She and her husband are keen travellers and the chance of winning a holiday in the competition is spurring her on to win.
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Well, here's another reason not to like it: The malls of America consume more than a gigawatt of electricity per month playing the anodyne sales-spurring pop.
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Rising consumer sales have the effect of spurring the economy to faster growth.
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There are several reasons you may have pain (i.e. rotator cuff tear, impingement, arthritis, spurring, instability, glenoid labrum tear, and the list goes on!).
Casting is a Pain in the Shoulder
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He could reach the destination only by spurring the horse on.
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We have helped integrate billions of people across the region into the global economy by spurring economic productivity, social empowerment, and greater people-to-people links.
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Chinese consumers are beginning to recognize good coffee, too, spurring interest and motivation among growers.
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Further, it lowers inhibitions, spurring individuals who are inclined towards sexually abusive or deviant behaviors to act on their fantasies.
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He shot her a grin before spurring his horse forward.
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The commerce department said business inventories were falling, spurring hopes that purchasing may soon pick up.
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Gregor mutters a few more obscenities and turned back in his saddle before spurring his horse forward.
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The agreement is essential to spurring economic growth around the world.
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But in the end, methodology was the real goad spurring on most of the participants.
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And suppose some crane-necked general to go speeding by on a tall charger, spurring the destiny of nations, red-hot in expedition, there would indubitably be some effusion of military blood, and oaths, and a certain crash of glass; and while the chieftain rode forward with a purple coxcomb, the street would be left to original darkness, unpiloted, unvoyageable, a province of the desert night.
Virginibus Puerisque and other papers
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The industry association, based in Milwaukee, says it aims to reduce costly litigation while spurring compliance.
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M is for motivation, self - discipline and spurring yourself on as well as motivating people to excel.
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At that moment one of the horsemen behind the Duke attempted to make an escape, spurring his horse.
COLDHEART CANYON
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All of these initiatives demonstrate the fact that the need to pool resources is spurring the library community to greater collaborative efforts.
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Soon the singer with the smooth baritone and straight-up style revolutionized the genre, spurring the so-called neotraditionalist movement that produced some of country's biggest stars.
Yahoo! News: Business - Opinion
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This proved to be an excellent motivator for the team in terms of spurring them on to deliver a focused and determined team effort.
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'Hero granny' explains why she took on jewel thieves with her handbag A BRITISH grandmother who "clobbered" a gang of sledgehammer-wielding jewel thieves with her handbag credited her "mother's instinct" for spurring her into action, media reported Wednesday.
NEWS.com.au | Top Stories
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An increasing number of city and county residents have complained of the presence of dispensaries in their neighborhoods, however, and city officials are not happy with the little to no regulation, spurring the recent moratoriums.
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The agreement is essential to spurring economic growth around the world.
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Another 34 teachers, including 10 long-term subs, got pink slips this year, spurring the
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He just said something that he thought would be helpful in spurring the creation of the sort of social democratic society with an open market that he favors, while many economists saw his statements as giving aide and comfort to people who have a political agenda (blocking new trade agreements) that they don’t like.
Matthew Yglesias » When Economists Stop Being Polite
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Podcast Alley, the grassroots podcast directory that played a big role in spurring the popularity of podcasting, has been acquired by PodShow.
Archive 2005-09-01
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The coming rains are spurring aid groups, the international community and the Haitian government to focus on building what they call transitional housing.
Housing Designer Finds Opportunity In Haiti's Crisis
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The Republican's tax cut - aimed at spurring the economy - tilts more to helping higher-income taxpayers, married couples and job producers.
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The agreement is essential to spurring economic growth around the world.
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Encouraging feedback from reviewers and reading groups is spurring Chris on.
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Intense domestic rivalry was also found to be important in spurring the industry to innovate and upgrade.
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The administration may put more emphasis on spurring economic growth.
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I would like to take this opportunity to speak about something of interest to me and many of you assembled here: the role of prizes, such as NASA's Centennial Challenges, in spurring innovation through competition.
NASA Watch: December 2008 Archives
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Rising consumer sales have the effect of spurring the economy to faster growth.
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As the "academic entrepreneurs" buy, sell and auction us off on the foreign aid market and the few voices in the wilderness struggle to call attention to the ineffectiveness of aid in spurring economic development, Ethiopian intellectuals in the main have resolved to stand deaf-mute and watch the debate from the sidelines.
Alemayehu G. Mariam: Lessons From Columbia U.
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Rising consumer sales have the effect of spurring the economy to faster growth.
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After settling down, St Lucia took their strides more purposefully, with the crowd spurring them on for a goal opener.
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But, over time, this control diminished, spurring the conflict between the old and new leadership out into the open.
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It was Chelsea, spurring her white palfrey onward towards them, her ice-blue gown billowing out behind her as she rode side-saddle.
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Maddock shouted, spurring his horse forward into the melee.
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Rising consumer sales have the effect of spurring the economy to faster growth.
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Radiographs may show calcific deposits in the extensor aponeurosis or spurring but are frequently normal.
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In fact, he moved to Boston from Arlington a couple years ago, spurring whispers of carpetbaggery.
Weekly Dig - Humor, News + Nightlife
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Rising consumer sales have the effect of spurring the economy to faster growth.
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Mr. Bernanke has been Fed Chairman since February 2006 and has presided over 32 months of historically easy monetary policy in the name of spurring faster growth and avoiding deflation.
St. Augustine at the Fed
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A brave fellow is as good as his words, a swift horse needs no spurring.
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Baby boomers nearing retirement are spurring demand for fixed-income securities.
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Railroad train and ocean grayhound, stage and pony cart, spurring horseman and naked brown runner sweating through jungle paths under his mail bags, would bear the news of me East and West, until they met in the antipodes and put a girdle of my loveliness right round the world!
The Bacillus of Beauty A Romance of To-day
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When I arrived here I found two men who were not just great coaches, they were also good at spurring me on.
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State authorities, including Governor Jaques Wagner, and many local residents blame the striking police for spurring a crime wave and a sense of impunity in the city.
Police Strike Leaves Brazilian Tourist City on Edge
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Also on the radar are earlier-stage experiments with drugs for melanoma and lung cancer that target different genetic pathways involved in spurring cancer growth.
New Hope For Cancer Therapy
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The horse also has a load of toys in his stall, all apparently spurring him to excel at piaffe and passage.
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2 Spurring so hot with rage dispiteous, dispiteous > pitiless
The Faerie Queene — Volume 01
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Some bondholders have been critical of the idea of spurring a new round of refinancing, arguing it would be unfair to them because they stand to lose billions if performing loans are refinanced at lower rates.
Housing Initiatives Promoted
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Meantime, in Florida, the tourism industry is growing more than ever, spurring thousands of new jobs, economists said.
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A combination of factors is spurring advertising's aggressive movement into virtually every facet of daily life.
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It was Chelsea, spurring her white palfrey onward towards them, her ice-blue gown billowing out behind her as she rode side-saddle.
