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Meanings of spurring in English
Usage of spurring in English
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The government says the new rules also aim at spurring downstream investment.
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But the legislation languished, spurring a final campaign to prevent the change.
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Cooper credits industry friends and colleagues for spurring him to start Corenic.
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Now aging infrastructure is wearing out, spurring the need for new investment.
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It has been credited with spurring greater automation, competition and lower costs.
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Such a move could end up spurring major losses at European banks.
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It says that two factors were spurring the growth of the trade.
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America's love for take-out is spurring a boom in food delivery start-ups.
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The accolades are merely spurring Chattoo on to push for greater things.
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The scheme is sometimes criticized for not spurring low-carbon investment fast enough.
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And the six go at full speed, spurring incessantly through the valley.
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He appeared in a desperate hurry, and was spurring his horse vigorously.
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Then spurring his horse, he was out of sight in a moment.
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No amount of spurring served to lengthen the stride of their horses.
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If Catherine wasn't involved, what was spurring her visions about the Avenger?
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The Talabas appeared to be much excited, and were spurring their horses.
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Spurring across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common