Sentence examples for direct impetus from inspiring English sources

Diane Ackerman's 1990 book, "A Natural History of the Senses," was the direct impetus for the film.

The dispute's dramatic escalation since then seems to have come at the direct impetus of Mr. Obama.

"While not the direct impetus, you can't build on 78 without being aware of the presence of drug companies, like Pharmacia," said Mark Yaeger, president of the Commercial Group at Gale & Wentworth.

Without providing evidence of a direct connection between the government and the severance agreement, Mr. Taubman's lawyers argued that "the government was the direct impetus for Christie's approach to Davidge and that the government was informed of the terms of the deal between Christie's and Davidge after it was struck".

The person said that while the asset seizure policies provided the direct impetus for the social media accounts, they are also meant to protest Europe's overall management of the refugee crisis.

The direct impetus for this study has been a large experimental evolution study using bank voles selected for high aerobic metabolism during locomotor activity [ 26].

Impetus to such direct dealings has been given by the development of computerized systems to bring together large traders.

The topic of combination treatment addressing RAS components has received new impetus with the direct renin inhibitor aliskiren.

Immature dendritic cells (Langerhans cells) in the epidermis may play an intimate role in the early pathogenesis of MF/SS by activating T cells through direct contact and providing the impetus for their clonal expansion (Berger et al, 2002).

The same can't be said for Charli XCX or Iggy Azalea's Fancy, however: their video, directed by Director X, was the impetus behind their ascent on both sides of the Atlantic.

A large part of this impetus has been directed towards understanding its molecular mode of action and, importantly, its molecular components [13], [14], [15], [16], [17].