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Meanings of inspire more in English

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Usage of inspire more in English
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She also hopes to inspire more young people to participate in sports.
Radio NZ
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The collaborators aim to inspire more engineers to consider the emotional plane.
Wired
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May it inspire more parents to role the dice with their kids.
Wired
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Virtual reality could inspire more people to visit Wales, a charity has said.
BBC
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Hopefully I'm able to inspire more females in this way and more people.
Radio NZ
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Will Rush's act inspire more politicians to make similar public gestures?
Ebony
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Do those conversations help awareness or does it inspire more hatred?
Wired
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The former journalist said he hopes 20 Feet will inspire more projects like it.
Ebony
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The answers may inspire more or less confidence depending on to whom you listen.
Wired
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For now, the findings seem likely to inspire more raised eyebrows than cutting-edge drugs.
Wired
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With concerts, art exhibits and cafes, these buildings inspire more than just study sessions.
BBC
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This funding will inspire more. Facebook Twitter Pinterest The Kent estuary and Arnside viaduct.
The Guardian
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Few tribes inspire more questions than the Warfalla, by its own account Libya's biggest.
Reuters
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It could inspire more Hollywood talent to consider online series.
Reuters
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We should inspire more kids like you to like science.
Radio NZ
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The English generals displayed more activity, but did not inspire more confidence in the troops.
The History of England in Three Volumes, Vol.III. / From the Acc...
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