Sentence examples for given extra impetus from inspiring English sources
The withering of these traditional industries, in a state with Australia's highest unemployment rate (7.2%), has given extra impetus to the move to a modern, low-carbon economy.
The topic has been given extra impetus by the success of the Oscar-nominated film starring Olivia Colman as a queen who revels in her relations with women.
Benefits have included a wholesale restoration of Cockermouth town centre shops which won several heritage awards, and a raft of community projects given extra impetus by the rallying-round and neighbourly spirit which characterised the recovery.
The gig was billed as the climax of Marseille's Fiesta des Suds, an annual event given extra impetus by the city's status as this year's European Capital of Culture.
It has given extra impetus to discussions about whether the new government should issue a formal apology for past injustices like the "stolen generation," Aboriginal children who were taken from their parents, a practice that ended less than 40 years ago.
The nuclear disaster at the Fukushima Daiichi plant in Japan in the aftermath of an earthquake and tsunami in March and Germany's subsequent decision to pull out of nuclear power completely have given extra impetus to the arguments in favor of renewable energy.
That gives extra impetus for technology of the sort being tested in Far Solitaire.
"His energy and quality will give extra impetus to the team and we're looking forward to seeing him perform for Hibs.
The bankruptcy has given extra attention and impetus to reducing government.
35 36 This might have given additional impetus to the uptake of AV fistulae.
