How to pronounce Spurred in English

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It's spurred an era

spurred by local leaders,

Have spurred central banks

spurred established industry brokers,

spurred by the anti-war movement,

The spoils of which have spurred

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spurred on by the United States

The pandemic has spurred record spending on

And spurred change in the automotive industry.

This has spurred a number of engineers,

Has spurred him to do bonus chores.

Recession, spurred by the financial crisis of 2008.

Itself and reportedly spurred a craze for the

Often spurred a lot of resentment among Whites.

Prices spurred by the oil crises of the 1970s.

Furthermore, Tesla's success has now spurred rival automakers to play

As the U.S. economy recovered from the recession, spurred by the

It also spurred the creation of the Electrify America project, which

This relationship crisis has spurred a multimillion-dollar virtual romance industry -

In December of 2012, ironically, spurred not only an increase in gun

Trucks have spurred automakers to carve out new niches enabled by the

Has spurred a wide range of companies from United Airlines to the

Data from Yelp for its own Google Places service, which spurred antitrust

Gaspar spurred the men on across the entire battle line to push forward.

In 2013, a massive credit card breach spurred a steep decline in profit.

The practice is common in Japan, but it spurred criticism of the Japanese

And even might have influenced the Jacobins, the political club that spurred the French

Seeing that the overwhelmed Ottoman line could break at any moment, Stefan spurred his horse on,

It was an attitude that was spurred on by rumors of Roman weakness and by the desire

Automotive industry and the larger economy were struggling, such as the recession spurred by the financial crisis

Much of the American economy was recovering from the recession, spurred by the financial crisis of 2008 and 2009.

And I think a lot of that was really spurred by some of those reports that said this is not a technology that's nice to have.