spurred in A Sentence

However, it Spurred the development of its own Japanese military shipbuilding.

It also Spurred British journalist Sunny Hundal to write a book.

Woolf's imaginary voices Spurred her on to invent ever new possibilities of fictional voice.

Experts point to two key moments that Spurred Iran to bolster its cyber capabilities.

Fear and envy Spurred them to make fresh attempts at bringing discredit to Basava.

Spurred by the war, metal fabricating industries like copper, copper sheets, wires and cables were started.

Nearby Fort Snelling, built in 1819 by the United States Army, Spurred growth in the area.

Spurred on by others' work on improving the phonograph, he began working toward producing a commercial model.

Warfare Spurred on the welfare state in the 20th century- but it probably won't in future.

Across the industrialised world, mass war Spurred the development of the welfare state in the 20th century.

Are you a soldier, prone to defending your viewpoint at all costs- or a scout, Spurred by curiosity?

This finding Spurred more research and eventually led to the approval of sildenafil as an ED drug.

Even her intention to remake Mooga Manasulu' was… to be honest, Spurred by her anger against my father.

Spurred by concerns of HIV-AIDS, the government in association with UN agencies introduced an adolescence-education programme(AEP) in 2005.

Now recognized as a surprising winning record scorer, it was failure which Spurred Michael to strive for the best.

These were the overarching question that Spurred my initial quest to gather empirical data on the internet cat phenomenon.

For growth to be Spurred, most users will find 20-25mg per day to be a good place to start.

Spurred by a friend's death, I decided to stop putting off a final“big, multi-month” trip and just do it.

Several decades ago many parents- Spurred on by“ innovative ideas” on child rearing- thought it was“ forbidden to forbid.”.

On 29 November, Spurred by political motives, Chinese government appointed Gyaltsen Norbu, as its choice of 11th Panchen Lama.

But will the Bollywood director or writer, Spurred by Lagaan' s originality and vision, let his imagination run unfettered?

This Spurred John into composing too, and he came up with his first composition, the similarly titled“Hello Little Girl”.

Spurred by concerns of HIV-AIDS, the Indian government in association with United Nations agencies introduced an adolescence-education programme(AEP) in 2005.

In his first term he survived an assassination attempt, Spurred the War on Drugs, and fought public sector labor.

In his first term he survived an assassination attempt, Spurred the War on Drugs, and fought public sector labour.

By the start of the Industrial Revolution, new technologies and cheap fossil-fuel energy Spurred an unprecedented boom in population growth.

Economic globalization, Spurred by advances in communication and transportation technology, has influenced everyday life in many parts of the world.

This Spurred John into composing, too, and soon John came up with his first composition, the similarly titled"Hello Little Girl.".

Beginning in 1992, Stine found international acclaim writing the Goosebumpsseries, which Spurred the creation of additional series and nearly 200 books.

Beginning in 1992, Stine found international acclaim writing the Goosebumps series, which Spurred the creation of additional series and nearly 200.

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spurred in A Sentence

However, it Spurred the development of its own Japanese military shipbuilding.

It also Spurred British journalist Sunny Hundal to write a book.

Woolf's imaginary voices Spurred her on to invent ever new possibilities of fictional voice.

Experts point to two key moments that Spurred Iran to bolster its cyber capabilities.

Fear and envy Spurred them to make fresh attempts at bringing discredit to Basava.

Spurred by the war, metal fabricating industries like copper, copper sheets, wires and cables were started.

Nearby Fort Snelling, built in 1819 by the United States Army, Spurred growth in the area.

Spurred on by others' work on improving the phonograph, he began working toward producing a commercial model.

Warfare Spurred on the welfare state in the 20th century- but it probably won't in future.

Across the industrialised world, mass war Spurred the development of the welfare state in the 20th century.

Are you a soldier, prone to defending your viewpoint at all costs- or a scout, Spurred by curiosity?

This finding Spurred more research and eventually led to the approval of sildenafil as an ED drug.

Even her intention to remake Mooga Manasulu' was… to be honest, Spurred by her anger against my father.

Spurred by concerns of HIV-AIDS, the government in association with UN agencies introduced an adolescence-education programme(AEP) in 2005.

Now recognized as a surprising winning record scorer, it was failure which Spurred Michael to strive for the best.

These were the overarching question that Spurred my initial quest to gather empirical data on the internet cat phenomenon.

For growth to be Spurred, most users will find 20-25mg per day to be a good place to start.

Spurred by a friend's death, I decided to stop putting off a final“big, multi-month” trip and just do it.

Several decades ago many parents- Spurred on by“ innovative ideas” on child rearing- thought it was“ forbidden to forbid.”.

On 29 November, Spurred by political motives, Chinese government appointed Gyaltsen Norbu, as its choice of 11th Panchen Lama.

But will the Bollywood director or writer, Spurred by Lagaan' s originality and vision, let his imagination run unfettered?

This Spurred John into composing too, and he came up with his first composition, the similarly titled“Hello Little Girl”.

Spurred by concerns of HIV-AIDS, the Indian government in association with United Nations agencies introduced an adolescence-education programme(AEP) in 2005.

In his first term he survived an assassination attempt, Spurred the War on Drugs, and fought public sector labor.

In his first term he survived an assassination attempt, Spurred the War on Drugs, and fought public sector labour.

By the start of the Industrial Revolution, new technologies and cheap fossil-fuel energy Spurred an unprecedented boom in population growth.

Economic globalization, Spurred by advances in communication and transportation technology, has influenced everyday life in many parts of the world.

This Spurred John into composing, too, and soon John came up with his first composition, the similarly titled"Hello Little Girl.".

Beginning in 1992, Stine found international acclaim writing the Goosebumpsseries, which Spurred the creation of additional series and nearly 200 books.

Beginning in 1992, Stine found international acclaim writing the Goosebumps series, which Spurred the creation of additional series and nearly 200.

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