Sentence examples similar to constant impetus from inspiring English sources
Since then, Trott has been a key player, with her irrepressible spirit and talent for taking one medal after another giving the British constant positive impetus.
Certainly something happened in the waning years of his short life: during the war with France in the early 1670's, as Vermeer's family debts mounted, Mr. Bailey writes, "his old impetus to paint -- never constant -- apparently fizzled out".
Perhaps the current move in many units to more aggressive blood sugar control, which requires a more constant source of glucose, will provide the impetus for the much needed further work in patients who are euglycaemic.
The impetus behind starting the program was the constant stream of stories about patients discharged from hospitals only to be readmitted in short order.
They described their impetus for taking a break as a creeping feeling that constant connection was making them burned out, unproductive and emotionally vacant.
The Presidency has provided strong impetus, very much helped by Parliament as well, which has given it constant encouragement.
The impetus for all this was the result of the Jennys leaving the road after about nine years of constant touring.
We needed some fresh impetus.
What would be the impetus?
