Sentence examples for key impetus for from inspiring English sources

Brabender, like many others, saw dissatisfaction with Barack Obama as a key impetus for the rise of Trump.

That is what Ms. Wong and Dr. Lee, whom I also did a podcast interview with this week, suggested to me was the key impetus for the move.

A key impetus for this paper stems from the fact that various financial service companies routinely create "economic scenarios", whereby seasonal and nonstationary financial and economic variables such as those examined here are simulated (and predicted) using relatively simple time series models.

Although many factors affect undergraduate retention in biology, a lack of success in coursework is a key impetus for leaving the major (Chen and Soldner 2013; Cherif et al. 2014).

She cites the cost efficiency of HTML development as being a key impetus for ATVEF members, especially for network broadcasters who otherwise face digital TV infrastructure investment costing hundreds of millions of dollars.

SkinVision notes specifically that a key impetus for the investment is widening applications for its technology — so applying it to track and assess other serious skin conditions, beyond moles and melanomas.

He said the nuclear agreement provided the key impetus.

We believe a key impetus to creativity came from leaving hitchBOT somewhat open, or unfinished, and providing some explicit invitation for the intervention by users.

A key impetus was timber; farm trees meet 65% of India's demand.

Unsurprisingly, this type of behavior was a key impetus in the decision to introduce the National Minimum Drinking Age Act.

The practice, called impact investing, necessitates that those organizations generate revenue — and yes, turn a profit — without losing sight of the altruism that has long been their key differentiator and the impetus for nonprofits' tax-exempt status.