Sentence examples for level of impetus from inspiring English sources
"But I don't think it rises to the level of impetus for Republicans to vote for a Connecticut ticket.
That level of involvement gives the wind-power movement the kind of impetus it needs to keep growing, said Brent Beerley, vice president of Community Energy, the company that markets the electricity produced from the Fenner turbines.
FDI flows to Kenya reached a record level of $1.4 billion in 2015, which was given impetus by renewed investor interest and confidence in the country's business climate and booming domestic consumer market.
He also maintained that impetus increased with speed; thus, his initial idea of impetus was similar in many ways to the modern concept of momentum.
The interest in potentially modifiable risk factors for AD was given impetus by the observation that level of education was related to risk of AD, such that disease risk was nearly double for those with low education (Katzman 1993).
"She raised the whole level of discourse about fiction in American life; she gave impetus to the idea that fiction was something to share and make part of your friendships and daily life".
The objective of this review is to survey the current understanding of the means by which fluid flow in bone is regulated, from the level of the skeletal system down to the level of osteocyte, and to provide impetus for future research in this area of signal transduction and coupling.
This is probably the main impetus to push the discussions in the ASEAN and go beyond the level of consensus building and move vigorously away from rhetoric and pronouncements.
In particular, the high level of activity observed to date with bortezomib-based combinations such as VTD, PAD, and RVD has provided the impetus for new approaches to therapy incorporating emerging drugs in MM.
This in turn gave renewed impetus to methodological individualism, because it allowed theorists to diagnose with unparalleled precision the errors that social theorists could be (and often were) led into if they ignored the action-theoretic level of analysis.
