But even that is not the driving impetus of the book.
Victoria retained the impetus of the 1850s for a full generation.
The impetus of the Renaissance carried well into the 17th century, when John Milton reflected the spirit of Christian humanism.
But the Persian fleet lost the Battle of Salamis, and the impetus of the invasion was blunted.
It was created at the impetus of the royal family, originating in 1368 with Charles V's manuscript collections.
It had used European Union financial assistance and the impetus of the looming Olympics to build, build, build.
While the primary impetus of the library is preserving books, manuscripts, prints, and other works on paper, it also houses an array of unusual artifacts.
Thus, and despite Puritan support, the impetus of the translation was and remained deeply conservative, its aim to declare the English reformation complete.
Like that of the Beat movement in the United States, the impetus of the Angry Young Men was exhausted in the early 1960s.
However, this didn't fit with our casual reading of the skeptical literature and thus a major impetus of the paper was to put this idea to the test.
Rather, it was to show that, under the impetus of the acquisitive drive, the annual flow of national wealth could be seen to grow steadily.
