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Meanings of spur more in English
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Usage of spur more in English
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CONSOLIDATION The deal could spur more consolidation in the electrical equipment industry.
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Critics say this sets a dangerous precedent and could spur more abductions.
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A recent rebound in oil prices is unlikely to spur more drilling.
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But, bankers now expect weak commodity prices to spur more opportunistic deals.
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Such policy changes in the world's second-biggest economy could spur more market gains.
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It may also spur more takeover offers for its owner.
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That could spur more spinoffs or sales of noncore assets.
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Warmer weather could spur more arrivals of asylum-seekers in Canada.
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What spur more sharp than a beautiful woman's appeal to a proud man's vanity?
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An easing of U.S. sanctions could spur more foreign investment, helping create a feel-good factor.
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Critics say negotiating with the Taliban sets a dangerous precedent and could spur more abductions.
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His prediction, of course, will likely only spur more Searchers to return to the wild.
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Increased M&A activity could also spur more stock offerings.
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If accepted, the guidelines could spur more collaboration between the tech industry and the US military.
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But there is no spur more powerful than for a man to see his children starving.
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Embraer executives said the delivery should spur more orders, helping to fend off fresh competition from Airbus.
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