How to pronounce “spurs”(verb) in English

But to read a headline online that maybe spurs them to do something.

That spurs the economy and starts to create jobs so then you're not on unemployment anymore.

He's going to talk a little bit about how copying and imitation actually spurs creativity and innovation.

It's what you think you will receive through your creativity or your innovation that spurs your moment of creation, your investment in creation.

Also, the creativity that it spurs during that period of the year has really been great, because then we're able to take those creative dishes and--

that you know if it is a social issue is what motivates you or that spurs you on, then that's great.

in you saving money so you can take your loved one out to dinner, or spurs a chance meeting on a bike trail that

the chemistry, or the approach that they're talking about spurs an idea that might be useful in solving or addressing some of the problems I have.

It's what spurs the economy.

When we imagine ourselves succeeding in tasks we’re often more likely to do so, perhaps because our imagination spurs a sense of agency and lets us set plans for the future and act

And so we often associate monopolies with the failure to innovate and we associate the breaking down of monopoly with the extra profit that spurs innovation.