Sentence examples for given added impetus from inspiring English sources
This long predates 9/11, and was given added impetus by the Bush tax cuts of 2001.
The shrewd loan acquisition from the Shrews of forward Jake Robinson has given added impetus to a squad who have the play-offs in sight.
The issue appears to have been given added impetus since Palestinian efforts to have Israel suspended from the scandal-ridden world football organisation Fifa failed on Friday.
Mao's efforts to end the chaos were given added impetus by the Soviet invasion of Czechoslovakia in August 1968, which greatly heightened China's sense of insecurity.
Cameron was swift in exacting retribution, his 'zero tolerance' approach perhaps given added impetus because he had appointed Chichester as his European sleazebuster in the wake of the Conway affair just months ago.
Thankfully, she can relax because the regeneration of the city, given added impetus by last year's award of European Capital of Culture for 2008, has resulted in a rapid increase in available hotel space.
Last summer, Congressional leaders said that the August blackout would give added impetus to passage of a wide-ranging energy bill then working its way through the House and Senate.
Protesters will hope that Monday's events will give added impetus to the search for a compromise; opponents will argue that the protests have damaged their cause.
Campaigners suggested it would give added impetus to Athens to pursue the legal route in its quest to reclaim the Golden Age treasures from London.
The prospect of Obama's immigration relief and California granting driving licences to undocumented people gave added impetus to digitalisation, said the legal officer.
