Sentence examples for common impetus from inspiring English sources

His daughter's 13-year old friend, a 15-year-old aspiring dancer, a seven-year-old autograph-hunter, a 13-year-old waitress; the list goes on and the circumstances vary, although, to Rolf Harris mind, they all share a common impetus of being bold-faced liars who seek to trip a famous man up.

Their goals may have varied, but the common impetus was a spiritual sense of clarity that was thought to be achieved by eating a diet void of flesh.

FDA approval of relevant new drugs is the most common impetus for updating [ 29].

Another field study of nurses in Delhi indicated that the most common impetus for emigration was better income prospects overseas [ 8].

One of the more common impetuses behind reverse splitting is keeping floundering stock prices above the delisting minimum of $1.

After that the move for a state system gained impetus, and a Common Schools Bill was passed in 1862, establishing a system similar to that accepted in New South Wales.

The shaping mechanism of social networks and the existing cultural and humanistic foundations inject a social impetus to the common development of the South China Sea Rim.

Perhaps one might appeal here to the fact that we have a number of paradigms of what a physical theory is: common sense physical theory, medieval impetus physics, Cartesian contact mechanics, Newtonian physics, and modern quantum physics.

The frustrated Lennon hauled off Georgios Samaras and Ki after 57 minutes and the introduction of Kris Commons and Stokes gave Celtic new impetus.

A juvenile court judge, seeking to provide troubled youth with a common code of conduct, was the original impetus behind the project.

However, they easily hold attention in common leotards ("Mechanical Organ") when Nikolais' movement impetus ricochets through their bodies in unexpected dance fireworks.