Sentence examples for impetus to win from inspiring English sources

Our impetus to win can be seen as a drive towards transcendence.

"It can only give us impetus and confidence to win games [in the League]." Coyle, though, did suggest Bolton could play with more conviction in the future.

They weren't the only stars in a 113-108 victoverover the Orlando Magic on Wednesday night at the Amway Center, but their contributions provided the impetus for the Clippers to win their third consecutive game.

There was always a tension in him between the impetus for public service and the impulse to do what it took to win.

"But it took a generation to realize that no side was going to win and there was an impetus towards compromise".

The game was there for both sides to win and Hearts got that impetus by getting the penalty kick and scoring.

Nonetheless key impetus has been handed to the Czech Republic in the race to win second place behind Spain in Group I.

Chelsea, who remain on course to win their third consecutive European trophy, showed far more impetus in the first half with Frank Lampard and Willian wasting good chances after excellent build-up play from Eden Hazard and Oscar.

Traditionally, however, the EU has always tried to win support through grand integrationist projects ("the union must dream," said Jacques Delors); the constitution just happens to be today's embodiment of such a dream.This impetus will not fade.

That result means there are three teams at the top of the table on four points and provides extra impetus for both sides playing in Dublin today; a win for England would put them firmly in the championship running while a win for the home team would put them two clear with Scotland up next, a fixture they would hope and expect to win.

The inability of either ANM or INM paradigms to win uncontested agency and public acceptance, coupled with demands to increase spatial scales of management and public (stakeholder) involvement, is providing impetus for emergence of a new paradigm.