Sentence examples for driven impetus from inspiring English sources

The government-subsidised Australian film industry doesn't have that same commercially driven impetus; in fact, a locally-made hit at the box office often takes the Australian public by surprise.

Technological turning points tend to be heralded by bubble economies followed by crisis, which drives the impetus for change.

Although killed-virus and modified-live PRRS vaccines are commercially available, the unsatisfactory efficacy and safety of current vaccines drives the impetus of developing novel PRRSV vaccines.

Unfortunately, throughout history, those driven by this impetus have caused numerous crimes against innocent persons.

Excessive corruption and inequality, by corroding the political process, threaten to delegitimize capitalism and the market system and so create pressures for reform and the redistribution of wealth that then temper the incentive-driven impetus to capitalist growth, which caused the inequality in the first place.

Now it is driven by a fresh impetus - increased cooperation between Islamabad's enemy, India, and China's rival, America.

But the BBC is not just another consumer goods company.Its impetus should be driven by individual artists, not marketing executives.

James Milner shuttled forward alongside them, giving drive and impetus from deep.

As for the rest of the film, well, it loses a bit of its narrative drive and impetus once the two heroes have joined forces and burdened themselves with its matriculating class of mutants.

But if you have profit-making companies in the mix, they provide the drive and impetus for schools to improve and to expand – that's the thrust of what business is all about.

Yet the impetus for change is driven by internal necessity.