| spur growth | 26.46 | Estrogens spur the growth of such cells. | ||
| spur economy | 9.41 | That would spur the economy, and thereby, company earnings. | ||
| spur demand | 9.22 | Governments cut interest rates to spur demand. | ||
| spur inflation | 7.90 | The move is likely to spur further inflation. | ||
| spur sale | 6.45 | That added income has spurred sales. | ||
| spur development | 6.19 | That could spur some development. | ||
| spur investment | 4.67 | It would do little to spur investment. | ||
| spur interest | 3.82 | Media coverage has helped spur interest. | ||
| spur concern | 2.96 | A slowdown in the economy this year has spurred concern this quarter. | ||
| spur competition | 2.57 | That spurred market competition, forcing companies to slash costs. | ||
| spur consumer | 2.50 | That development may spur consumer spending, which has virtually stalled here. | ||
| spur speculation | 2.50 | But it spurred wide speculation in Washington and beyond. | ||
| spur gain | 2.37 | The report helped spur gains in the bond market. | ||
| spur activity | 2.30 | Millions of new players spur fresh activity. | ||
| spur increase | 2.04 | Weather concerns spurred the increase, he said. | ||
| spur talk | 2.04 | That decision spurred settlement talks. | ||
| spur export | 1.97 | So far, weak prices have spurred exports. | ||
| spur rally | 1.84 | That helped spur a rally in bond markets. | ||
| spur effort | 1.78 | It is not only journalistic idealism that spurs this effort. | ||
| spur change | 1.51 | Deaths may spur changes. |