Sentence examples similar to an impetus to progress from inspiring English sources

The latter work was a survey of Italian revolutionary struggles from ancient Roman times to the collapse of the Florentine Republic in 1530 and a glorification of revolution as an impetus to national creativity and progress toward greater political liberty.

The RAND study also reflects similar findings: New York teachers surveyed for the study said simple incentives like receiving a high progress report grade or reaching adequate yearly progress goals served more as an impetus to perform throughout the year than a monetary reward.

But the calendar provided an impetus to negotiate.

"I needed an impetus to remember how to do stuff," said Ms. Franks Staub, a frequent attendee.

A Porter show also provides an impetus to read his criticism.

Still, that high-visibility "Cesare" was an impetus to a Handel revival.

Turning 40 last year was a revelation, she said, and perhaps an impetus to settle.

There may also be an impetus to shrink the length of a lease.

Consequently, there is an impetus to identify safer alternatives to BPA.

"And that [the Charleston shooting] clearly added an impetus to try to address the problem.

But as an impetus to buy, trend reports rank fairly low on consumer checklists.