Sentence examples for immense impetus from inspiring English sources
Jewish industry in general was given immense impetus by the war, and a Jewish munitions industry developed to manufacture antitank mines for the British forces.
This new and bleak honesty about Germany's deteriorating military situation gave an immense impetus to the native German forces of pacifism and internal discord.
What is needed is some sort of immense impetus to all the countries of the world, so that governments may relax intransigent positions and tell their negotiators to reach agreement in Paris at all costs – otherwise the chance of a deal at COP21 will vanish.
Usage of renewable raw materials for production of fully degradable bioplastics (bacterial poly-3-hydroxybutyrate, PHB) has gained immense research impetus considering recalcitrant nature of petroleum based plastics, dwindling fossil fuel feed stocks, and associated green house gas emissions.
The vogue for historical novels was at its strongest in the 1820s and was given impetus by the immense influence of the French translations of Sir Walter Scott (though Madame de Genlis claimed strenuously that her own historical novels had established the vogue long before).
(3) The immense domestic demand for development has become a powerful impetus for the internalization of urban rail transit.
We needed some fresh impetus.
