spurs

So the Japanese are trying to stoke their economy to create inflation which in turn spurs consumption.

Maybe seeing that inessential redundancy in print is what spurs the project to action.

You date folks for whom competition spurs attraction, because that's what you believe.

I like the idea behind the article, but only in so far as it spurs me to learn more.

Nothing spurs local businesses and high-tech innovation like absurd taxes and regulation.

Whatever dialog he spurs is going to be an intellectual dead end.

The problem with open salaries is that it spurs continual second-guessing.

Incitement to crime -- speech that spurs another to commit a crime -- is just one of 6 categories of speech which are not protected.

Then combine that with the recall it spurs.

Competition spurs attraction, not the other way around.

If adding Hello or Pocket to the browser gets more people to use Firefox or stick with it and spurs people to create free/open source replacements then it's alright.

Loops (three digit Interstates beginning with an even number) and spurs (three digits beginning with an odd number) are not considered separate from the interstate off which they branch, semantically speaking.

I kind of hope this groundswell spurs another "Snow Leopard" type release.

The article says on this point: "Conflict spurs innovation, and the Cold War played its part – we would never have got to the Moon without it.

File that next to "The Spurs lost" and "I'm not married to a supermodel."

But in a "given enough eyeballs, all bugs are shallow" kind of way, I'm hopeful this mess spurs renewed efforts to (re)construct a healthier, scientific basis for objective analysis.