Examples of 'was spurred' in a sentence
Meaning of "was spurred"
The phrase 'was spurred' means that something or someone was motivated or prompted to take action or make a change. It suggests that an event, circumstance, or external factor served as a catalyst for initiating or accelerating a particular action or development
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Economic growth was spurred by the whip.
This was spurred by safety and conservation concerns.
Maybe his desire to leave was spurred by this.
In response was spurred by the conditions that they.
I definitely think their impetus to not watch it was spurred by my dislike of it.
That curiosity was spurred by both of her parents.
Diane Disney-Miller, Walt 's daughter, says he was spurred to create Mickey.
I was spurred to action to right the wrong that occurred.
The investment in CityTouch was spurred by the technological capabilities.
I was spurred to action in the moment.
My entry into philosophy was spurred by a period of intense doubt.
It was spurred by one of the commenters.
A small group was spurred to action.
Spaeny was spurred on by her fellow young actors from across the globe.
It was then that Simon was spurred into action.
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This growth was spurred by the promise of improved transportation access.
Based on an investigation which was spurred by a document Thank you.
He was spurred to do something.
The trip to the Temple was spurred by desperation.
He was spurred to prevent the loss of a life and hurt to other families.
The subsequent adaptive radiation was spurred by a lack of competition and a wide variety of niches.
She was spurred on to write a detective story following a challenge from her elder sister Madge.
A certain economic and industrial growth was spurred by the Florio family.
Technological innovation was spurred by general advances in the social organization of knowledge.
Durkheim 's interest in social phenomena was spurred on by politics.
The investigation was spurred by revelations of a whistleblower.
Logan was spurred back into action when he learned that she did genuinely love him.
When Chetak was spurred.
The merger was spurred by problems both clubs faced concerning their home grounds.
Orsted 's strategic shift was spurred by crisis.
Development was spurred by railroads and street cars connecting the village to jobs in Chicago.
Word is, the crackdown was spurred by the kidnapping.
But I was spurred to action in the spur of the moment.
In this case, the creativity was spurred by the temps.
Zwingli was spurred on through study of Augustine and of the Bible.
And in part, the magnitude of the resistance was spurred by our failures in reconstruction.
Instead, it was spurred on by tough competition in a deregulated energy market.
Impressing people with her psychic abilities, she was spurred on to continue her mediumship.
It was spurred by accommodating monetary and budget policies, and very high private consumption.
The process of Flurbereinigung was spurred heavily after the Second World War.
Its creation was spurred by the controversy over the Webster 's Third New International Dictionary.
No doubt embarrassed and frustrated, Wheat was spurred to desperate action.
His decision to do so was spurred by a distaste he had previously developed for Emerson.
Christian usage of the name was spurred by the martyrdom of St. Peter there.
The process was spurred on by a second Euro-Mediterranean ( foreign ministers ) Conference in Malta.
Africa 's growth performance was spurred by rising oil and non-oil commodity prices.
Its formation was spurred by a discussion of the National Interstate and Defense Highways Act of 1956.
Evola 's interest in tantra was spurred on by correspondence with John Woodroffe.
That was spurred by a lack of employment . ”.
Africa & apos ; s growth performance was spurred by rising oil and non-oil commodity prices.
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He spurred towards the wretched gun section
A diet of shellfish spurred further brain development
