Sentence examples for little impulse from inspiring English sources

There's little impulse to redevelop them because there are other lots and green spaces to build on.

"Government is the last monopoly, and in the absence of any competition, there is very little impulse to do things better," Daniels said.

These stories, however, were written beforehand, in the early 1920s; and, with one or two exceptions, there is little impulse to fabulism or (to use the term loosely) surrealism.

By Saturday night, a reinforcing shot of cold air is arriving, and a little impulse riding along the jet stream could produce some snow flurries or snow showers, but any accumulating snow is likely to be limited to the mountains.

Breezy Point is virtually never talked about as anything but working class, the summer haven of police officers, firefighters and civil servants, but it is a place to which its residents feel so beholden that there seems to be little impulse to leave once fortunes change.

Mr. Gonzalez replaced six of the 15 Cabinet members and the Government spokesman in what he said at a news conference tonight was an attempt to "air out and give a little impulse" to his Government as Spain prepares to join the European Economic Community in January.

He also confessed to "little impulses, urges and atavisms now and then", which was uncomfortably like a collusive wink to the audience: we all have our little prejudices, don't we?

The electrical impulse is a sharp little pulse.

The Rosas leave little to impulse.

Among individual donors, community colleges ignite little charitable impulse.

The symphony was left to unfold, one episode after another, with little forward impulse, few rhythmic charges or lyrical flights.