Ví dụ về việc sử dụng Has spurred trong Tiếng anh và bản dịch của chúng sang Tiếng việt
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Google's phenomenal global popularity, which has spurred Yahoo!
The Android platform has spurred the development of hundreds of different types of devices.
The unfamiliar jealousy that the news has awoken in Yuusuke has spurred him on to making his own plans.
That has spurred US companies like Sheraton Hotels and Uber to take Alipay.
Red 40, found in drinks, desserts,candy and pet food, has spurred lymph tumors in lab testing.
But it also has spurred demand for imported oil and gas, which communist leaders see as a strategic weakness.
The introduction of'Kumato' into the marketplace has spurred the interest of both consumers and plant breeders.
All of that has spurred a renaissance of prosthetic design, bolstered by an open source ethos and crowdfunded budgets.
The growing need in emerging markets for building materials andfuel has spurred Japanese trading houses to expand their forestry operations.
It's a force that has spurred human reason to innovation and advance to achieve this giant leap for mankind.
The announcement comes aslegislation on transgender issues in multiple states has spurred several major corporations and businesses to take a stance on LGBT rights.
It has spurred competition among universities and improved collaboration with the country's unique publicly funded research institutions.
For example, it says the 2014 pledge by 18Asian leaders to eliminate malaria by 2030 has spurred countries to work together to achieve the goal to the benefit of the entire region.
The success of StarCraft has spurred the creation of two authorized add-on titles to StarCraft, as well as a deviation into genres other than real-time strategy.
We all have lived with so much pain and agony, but rather than giving up,the thought of how ruthlessly my husband was killed… has spurred me to remain resilient in my fight for justice.”.
Elsewhere, this has spurred many firms to take action, generated greater awareness about the threats in the public's mind, and this is taking hold in ASEAN as well," Tan told CNBC.
The research, published in the Journal of Glaciology,provides new evidence that climate change has spurred the rapid decline of thousands of the world's ice shelves over the past century.
The incident has spurred six investigations, including two internal hearings by the U.S. Navy and a probe by the United States Coast Guard(USCG) on behalf of the National Transportation Safety Board.
Targeting immigrants and minorities with false and prejudicial rhetoric, as Mr. Trump has done during the campaign andin the early weeks of his presidency, has spurred a surge in hate acts against them.
Whether or not a recent incident has spurred your desire to keep an eye out for anything out of the ordinary, security cameras can help alleviate any concerns and show you what is taking place in front and behind your home.
These developments in terms of the evolution of the outbreak and further development of transmission,these are of grave concern and has spurred countries into action," Ryan said, adding that he just returned from China on Wednesday.
The increasing role of digital currencies such as Bitcoin has spurred a debate in the precious metals market both about their intrinsic worth, and whether their rising popularity will detract from gold as a traditional haven?
China's international endeavors, especially its“belt and road” economic andforeign policy initiative that involves dozens of nearby nations, has spurred its neighbors to look for ways to diminish Chinese sway in the region.
Establishing themselves in the contemporary jazz world over the past few years,LTB has spurred comparisons of a modern twist to the 70s and early 80s heyday of jazz fusion, when trailblazing ensembles like Return To Forever, Mahavishnu Orchestra and Weather Report set the aesthetic standard.
Minors(in China, those under the age of 18) are not allowed into Internet cafés,although this law is widely ignored and when enforced, has spurred the creation of underground"Black Web Bars" visited by those underage.
Twitter, a social networking site that allows people to track each other by writing andexchanging short text messages, has spurred business technology leaders to investigate how they might utilize such a service to improve their organizations' ability to collaborate and communicate with colleagues and customers.
Foreign visitors have been drawn to the unique Hindu culture, art and volcanic landscapes of Bali since the 19th century,but in recent years growing wealth in Asia has spurred new hordes of tourists from around the region.
From what we have seen, science, supported by the beliefs in the efficacy of conquering nature andproducing an abundance of material goods, has spurred the production and development of technology along a path resulting in serious problems.