Sentence examples for further impulse from inspiring English sources

No one can say what further impulse common European policies will take from the present standoff.

A further impulse for elementary education stemmed from the Sunday schools, the first of which was founded in 1780 in Gloucester; by 1785 their numbers had so increased that the Sunday School Society was founded.

For instance, changes in banking and land regulations provided further impulse to the speculative housing boom.

Further, impulse response analysis is used to access the dynamic movements of interest rates due to each of the endogenous innovations in the VAR.

Interestingly, maximal product yields were obtained under nitrate-limited and oxygen-depleted conditions (YP/X = 0.075), which gives a further impulse to examine anaerobic Surfactin production.

This provides a further impulse to invest in the recruitment of local students to train as health workers, and to invest in strategies to retain health workers long term [ 32].

All the evidence suggests that watching sports makes many of us surly, stupid, flabby, passive and, quite often, furthers the impulse to get drunk and gamble.

Further important impulses were following, for the change in peoples' heads as well as to the political culture of anticommunism.

Through modulation, the brain can modify the sending of further nerve impulses by decreasing or increasing the release of neurotransmitters.

It is tempting to interpret further: might the impulse to camouflage the text have its own meaning, too?

The slowness of the nerve impulse further supported those who insisted that it must involve the rearrangement of ponderable molecules, not the mysterious passage of a vital force.