用“spurring”造句大全，spurring造句

Just as in Japan, politicians have failed to make the structural Labour - and product-market reforms essential to spurring growth.

Higher rates will crimp the already-weak demand for homes and weigh on house prices-perhaps spurring anxious borrowers to spend less and pay off their mortgages quickly.

Studies have shown it neutralizes wrinkle and sun spot-spurring damage from the sun and helps generate new, healthy glowing skin cells.

China's leaders moved quickly to reassure a nervous public, pledging a series of new measures, from boosting the supply of affordable housing and spurring lending to buying newly harvested grain.

The noise pollutionsurvey revealed a rather spurring and possibly amusing old fashioned source of noise.

It also involves spurring domestic demand growth and making the Chinese economy less reliant on exports.

A raft of stronger-than-expected economic data and shifting rate expectations are spurring the move toward cash.

The World Expo, spurring elements of the concentration and diffusion, promotes development of integrated traffic system in the Yangtze River Delta.

The great ambition is spurring him on.

He could reach the destination only by spurring the horse on.

Besides infrastructure, accelerating and sustaining growth requires improving Africa’s investment climate, spurring innovation, and building institutional capacity to govern well, ADI 2007 said.

Without too many smiles, their love's reserve will become their inexhaustible motive force, spurring them to emerge in the tough environment, constantly striving for self-improvement, and triumph over suffering for honor.

M" is for motivation, self-discipline and spurring yourself on as well as motivating people to excel.

At present, the 50 eco-agricultural experimental counties designated by the state are playing positive and exemplary roles in the country, spurring development of eco-agriculture in 10 prefectures and over 100 counties.

The yarn-dyeing, embroidering and metal-processing technologies developed rapidly in the period, spurring changes in costume and adornments.

rousing to activity or heightened action as by spurring or goading.

One problem: Having already cut interest rates to near zero, most of the Fed's options for spurring growth aren't very appealing.

The administration may put more emphasis on spurring economic growth.