Sentence examples for impetus it from inspiring English sources

"We've got the stuff, we've got the creative impetus – it is about how we change perceptions".

The league needs every impetus it can get through TV and media exposure.

The great importance of that fundamental work rests on the impetus it gave to the study of extinct life itself.

Some sections of the Conservative Party believe that allowing businesses to make a profit out of state schools will give the initiative the impetus it needs.

That would be an important first step, which could build bilateral trust and give diplomacy the impetus it needs to succeed.

One of the best arguments for seeking the Olympics was the impetus it would give the city to push forward on needed projects like parks and subway expansion.

Second, I knew from my previous position that I thoroughly enjoyed working and co-operating with a variety of people for the new ideas and impetuses it gave me.

"He (Paul) is the impetus for it, but it could affect anyone in the federal delegation," said Thayer, a republican from Georgetown, who introduced the bill in the GOP-led Kentucky Senate.

But it does need a bigger impetus than it has received thus far.

Bowie's vocals are utterly stable, never hasty but holding steady under massive thrust, shedding redundant stages as it accelerates, gaining height and impetus as it becomes smaller and smaller to the listening mind, dwarfed in the huge empyrean of the song's arrangement but somehow still focal… until it disappears completely and lingers only as an echo of itself in the mind's ear.

If so, genetics (i.e., alterations in regulatory topology) may have provided part of the adaptive impetus, but it will be difficult to determine whether it was a driver or an incidental side effect.