Sentence examples for fading impetus from inspiring English sources
Italy's initial responses to the fraud were decisive and effective, but lately there have been worrying signs of fading impetus.
But the impetus faded as markets stabilized.
Then natural gas prices declined and the impetus faded.
At the least, the Grange is one of those marvels of cultural persistence, still around long after its original impetus faded away.
As the 100th anniversary of Abel's birth approached in 1902, plans for creating a prize in Abel's name had been promoted by the Norwegian mathematician Sophus Lie, but he died in 1899, and the impetus faded with him.
August and September were both flat, however, confirming concerns that the impetus has been fading.
As the images of this spill fade from national headlines, we cannot let the impetus to improve safety fade as well.
Where the impetus of punk faded, Costello's personal revolution shows no sign of flagging.
"The big mistake governments make in recessions", he said on March 29th, "is…they see that first glimmer of light, and the impetus to policy fades".
Traditionally, however, the EU has always tried to win support through grand integrationist projects ("the union must dream," said Jacques Delors); the constitution just happens to be today's embodiment of such a dream.This impetus will not fade.
