Sentence examples for impetus to a from inspiring English sources

Still, that high-visibility "Cesare" was an impetus to a Handel revival.

But the terrorist attacks had given fresh impetus to a much broader program.

Years of childhood sexual abuse were, for me, the impetus to a hypersexuality during my adolescence.

It may, however, have provided "extra motivation and impetus to a plan that had already been conceived".

If Walker is significantly connected to any such transgressions, it will add impetus to a possible recall election next year.

This gave the initial impetus to a schools reform movement which really got under way at a summit held in1989 between President Bush and the state governors.

They are jointly credited with giving an impetus to a form of writing attuned to modern times, full of truth and complexity.

It was not until the first quarter of the 20th century that a master craftsman-designer gave impetus to a new conception of design forms and textures.

When news of this seeped out, the reaction gave impetus to a surge of opposition that swept the government from power.

The shrewd loan acquisition from the Shrews of forward Jake Robinson has given added impetus to a squad who have the play-offs in sight.

By the time she reached New York City, the daily routine of getting dressed for work proved the impetus to a new career.