Sentence examples for and the impetus to from inspiring English sources

That doesn't mean that you don't have the right, the reasons and the impetus to get the hell out.

But trucks are the most profitable vehicles sold by automakers, and the impetus to sell them in an immensely competitive industry is strong.

A turnaround at Ann Taylor, on his watch, had earned him the ardent attentions of Donald Fisher, the Gap's founder, and the impetus to leave New York.

"The big mistake governments make in recessions", he said on March 29th, "is…they see that first glimmer of light, and the impetus to policy fades".

Ideally, Dr. Péan said, post-earthquake reconstruction could provide an opportunity to make Port-au-Prince, Haiti's capital, more accessible to people with disabilities and the impetus to create a national institute for rehabilitation.

This time, too, the ground has shifted in the debate, with new support for a sweeping overhaul of the health care system from some quarters of the business community, where the crushing effect of benefits costs and the impetus to contain them through new governmental policies are a regular topic of discussion.

"The court did what was right and removes the impetus to recall Lockyer," said one of the organizers, Howard Kaloogian.

His first book, The Discipline Coach, gives parents and teachers the impetus to instil self-discipline in children.

As usual, it's the Edward Snowden revelations that give context to all the snooping – and provide the impetus to keep pushing for real reform.

Certain designers may have, as Mr. Murphy maintained, "sold out," and yet the impetus to make fashion instead of merely a fortune remains strong.

Before the play's two and a half hours have passed, she manages to both reinvigorate her unlikely book club buddies and find the impetus to get her own life back on track.