Sentence examples for diminished impetus from inspiring English sources

"You can't have six rate hikes without people feeling nervous" about a diminished impetus to shop, said Carole Cranmer, a retail analyst at Josephthal & Company.

Part of me thinks that having these scraps, these false starts, these isolated phrases, find their way into the public domain at the time they were written would have diminished the impetus of, say, Sylvia Plath or John Cheever, to do the work that has made so much of their ephemera fascinating in the first place.

"The accident certainly has diminished what had been a growing impetus in the environmental community to support nuclear power as part of a broad bargain on energy and climate policy".

When girls play the role of both "pursuer" and "easy to get," the impetus for dating is diminished.

However, the impetus to develop these vaccines has diminished because of the success of chemoprophylaxis in industrialized countries.

In two slightly different discussions, John Buridan (c.1295 1358) suggested that when God created the celestial spheres, he began to move them, impressing in them a circular impetus that would be neither corrupted nor diminished, since there was neither an inclination to other movements nor any resistance in the celestial region.

The rebound in the shares has diminished this argument, but the actions funded by this issue add new impetus, killing off legacy issues and allowing greater visibility to decent earnings per share restoration".

The combination of recency bias and insensitivity to elapsed time indicates that the perseveratory impetus in a named response does not passively decay with time but rather is diminished by interference from related trials.

Ball diminished.

Diminished capacity?

The crowds have diminished.