Sentence examples for impetus to make from inspiring English sources

It was she, he says, who provided the impetus to make his lifelong musical leanings public.

But at least it has given us the impetus to make that overhaul".

One suspects that, however economies choose to get out of stagnation, the impetus to make the escape will be political.

In fact, it was Cukor's famous parties that were part of Trachtenberg's impetus to make the documentary.

Certain designers may have, as Mr. Murphy maintained, "sold out," and yet the impetus to make fashion instead of merely a fortune remains strong.

And elsewhere in the world, communist and authoritarian regimes have collapsed, giving ordinary citizens the freedom and impetus to make big social changes.

The stakes are lower for molecular studies upon existing samples, but the ethical impetus remains to make efficient use of resources and precious, often irreplaceable, patient samples.

That gave you the impetus to get a film made.

For instance, one participant said: "You gave us the impetus to do this, you made us do this and we can't stop it now" (AN. female, Time 3, StC).

We're also dance teachers, which is supposed to be a hobby but has somehow involved taking over our lives...we're teaching three nights a week, so it's a bit of a commitment for a hobby...Because when we started teaching last May time...that did give me more of an impetus to actually make the effort, because once you've got teaching you've got to go, because you're going to let people down.

Decisions are hard work; there is a strong emotional impetus to just make them and move on.