Sentence examples for less impetus from inspiring English sources
The phrase "less impetus" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used when discussing a reduction in motivation, force, or energy behind an action or decision. Example: "The recent changes in policy have led to less impetus for innovation within the company."
That's smart, since the more the deal seems to accomplish, the less impetus Congress has to act to kill the company.
With larger phones like the Galaxy Note and less impetus to add yet another mobile data line to a standalone tablet it's clear that there is little need for yet another Android slate.
Now that nearly every must-watch program is available via streaming and, in many cases, all at once via Netflix and other services there is even less impetus to channel surf, once the primary mode of TV discovery.
By contrast, Android usage on full size tablets is very weak (just 3percentt) — underlining what we knew already: that Android tablets have flopped, but also that there has been less impetus and demand for full-sized Android slates because Android phones have had larger screens for longer.
The availability of the consumer preview of Yosemite means that there's less impetus on getting it out the door in sync with iOS 8, since Continuity can be shown off in other ways to whet user appetite for a later launch.
I'm not saying it's changing quickly nor is it changing as wildly as I would like, but with the move to web-based business interfaces, cloud computing, and instant sharing, there is less impetus to make documents look "professional" and more on just getting them out the door.
Without that sort of outside pressure, legislators inside their own echo chamber feel less of an impetus to act.
"Now that it seems clear that the recovery is moving at a slow and uneven pace, the need for equipment is less pressing and the impetus for growth switches to one of enhancing productivity to cut costs," Mr. Meckstroth said.
Today, Yale is even more involved with China, with programs including AIDS education in Hunan and a waterfront revival project in Shanghai, though the impetus is less missionary than Yale's intention to become a truly global university.
"Now that AIDS is becoming, at least in the West, a more chronic and less lethal condition, the impetus to 'other' it is declining," Katz says.
For example, the structure of the flipped environment may provide students impetus for less crammed, more uniform interaction with the course material throughout the semester.
