Sentence examples for impetus to attack from inspiring English sources

That seemed to give the Blues impetus to attack and it was only the intervention of Gregor which halted a promising move which involved Rush.

The growth of the Ku Klux Klan in the early 20th century gave a new impetus to attacks – mostly verbal – on Catholics.

In the U.K. there has been fresh impetus for startups to attack this space with the launch last year of an overhauled computing curriculum in England which requires schools to teach kids coding — thereby pushing up demand for products which break down electronics and programming into bite-sized chunks.

That promises to be another fascinating contest between two sides, with the impetus now on Sweden to attack, having set their stall out to defend for long periods during the first leg.

Rangers switched to two up front by bringing on Andy Johnson at half-time to add impetus to the attack, but they needed a defensive lapse to help them draw level 10 minutes into the second period.

Most members of the euro zone have also announced austerity budgets, and many have used the European sovereign debt crisis as an impetus to begin needed reforms of their labor markets and to attack bloated public sectors.

The striker's introduction with seven minutes remaining added fresh impetus to an Arsenal attack that had failed to muster a shot on target until Theo Walcott's 70th-minute equaliser.

And now Adams wants to bring him in to add impetus to a Vale attack which has occasionally misfired this term - especially in home games.

James had curled the away side's only effort of the second half effort narrowly wide from long range, but the introduction of Phillips gave fresh impetus to Leicester's attack.

Hughes joined Port Vale the day after securing his exit from Notts County, as the BBC reported that "promotion-chasing boss Micky Adams wants to bring him in to add impetus to a Vale attack who have occasionally misfired this term".

The Rangers manager's desire to add attacking impetus to his team has been heightened by the knee injury which has ruled Steven Naismith out for the remainder of the Scottish Premier League champions' season.