Sentence examples for adding impetus from inspiring English sources

The fact that X-ray microscopy can lead to higher resolution than can the best optical microscope is adding impetus to this field of research.

However, to place a murder at the centre of his gay plot was to do to homosexuals what he had attacked Wright for doing to black people - adding impetus to the popular notion that they were alarming.

As the Report states, " adding impetus to do more research is a growing body of evidence on the returns on investments … there is mounting quantitative proof of the benefits of research to health, society and the economy" [ 21].

Building on the same body of evidence, the World Health Report 2013: Health Research for Universal Coverage stated: ' adding impetus to do more research is a growing body of evidence on the returns on investments … there is mounting quantitative proof of the benefits of research to health, society and the economy.' [ 24].

There is added impetus now to document stories.

An added impetus was the forthcoming release of the movie "We Were Soldiers Once".

After 1949 water via the All-American Canal gave added impetus to Indio's growth.

The purge added impetus to the formation of a Ukrainian dissident underground.

The killing of Osama bin Laden added impetus to calls to pull out.

This long predates 9/11, and was given added impetus by the Bush tax cuts of 2001.

The fuss over the messages, inevitably dubbed Climategate, gave Muller's nascent project added impetus.