Sentence examples for impetus over the from inspiring English sources

Finding that happiness has been the sisters' impetus over the course of the past year or so.

"We talk about a movie every so often," says Clement. "Sometimes it feels like we lost a lot of impetus over the last couple of years.

The dispute was given fresh impetus over the weekend when Len McCluskey, the general secretary of the Unite union, claimed that the row over Corbyn's response to antisemitic incidents was the latest crisis manufactured by "treacherous" Labour MPs keen to undermine the leader.

Gait analysis has gained new impetus over the past few years.

Exploration of renewable bio-resources for producing biofuels as well as industrially-commodity chemicals has become a universal research theme and attracted massive scientist's impetus over the last decade.

There has been a strong impetus over the last decade to understand vortex dynamics in wake flows, which are important not only for our understanding of fundamental flow physics, but also for the many applications of bluff body flows in technology.

He never faced an electorate in his life, but he ran the White House almost in secret during the 15 months up to President Richard Nixon's resignation in August 1974 – taking over the impetus of a paralysed presidency in a manner that, however necessary under the circumstances, was barely constitutional.

Bowing to the political and religious right, the Food and Drug Administration dawdles over granting women over-the-counter access to the morning-after emergency contraceptive known as Plan B. This triumph of ideology over science is the impetus for important legislation pending in Albany that would permit pharmacists in New York State to dispense emergency contraception.

Gun owners should understand that much of the impetus to over-regulate and ban firearms would evaporate overnight -- along with much violent crime -- if they would effectively join forces with the anti-prohibition activists to eliminate the lucrative black market for both drugs and guns by legalizing marijuana.

Adams batted well but, when he dragged a wide ball from Chris Woakes into his stumps in the 32nd over, Hampshire needed someone to provide some impetus in the closing overs.

A mix up between Ravi Bopara and Collingwood, which resulted in Bopara being run out, reduced England to the precarious position of 80 for 4. Collingwood and Owais Shah helped rectify the situation with a 31-ball partnership of 46, whilst Dimitri Mascarenhas added much needed impetus in the final overs, scoring 23 off 13 balls.