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spurred

[spurd] / spɜrd /


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A year ago, growing capital expenditures spurred stock rallies in these names, as Wall Street perceived the investment as a sign of innovation.

From MarketWatch

This spurred Corning’s engineers to make their cables thinner, but also tougher, so they could withstand tight bends, says Claudio Mazzali, Corning’s head of research.

From The Wall Street Journal

The event spurred fears about HRT for women, and consumer interest plummeted.

From The Wall Street Journal

Rising demand for tickets has spurred a secondary resale marketplace for all kinds of high-profile live events, including music tours and sports games, making it harder to get tickets on the primary market.

From Los Angeles Times

"And now of course I'm a granny myself, so maybe that's what spurred me on."

From BBC