Sentence examples for of any impetus from inspiring English sources

In the absence of any impetus to legislate against smoking in private places, an educational approach is recommended to change smoking practices at home.

There is, however, a group of divalent metal nitrate enneahydrates with as-yet unknown structures, which includes Mg, Fe, Co, Cu, Ni, Zn and Cd (e.g. Funk, 1899 ▶); the fact that these substances typically crystallize from solution at or below 260 K is a fair explanation for the lack of any impetus to study their structures.

Will the Federal Government see that as enough of an impetus to legislate on the issue?

Without that sort of outside pressure, legislators inside their own echo chamber feel less of an impetus to act.

This is interpreted as an application of the concept of impetus to the motion of the celestial spheres.

To the perplexed young women from early adolescence who might have become lovers had I understood that their sudden friendship and proximity had any sort of physical impetus.

I mean, I thought the second half, we gave it a go and I thought the subs gave us a bit of energy and a bit of impetus.

Yet Marchia did not come up with the theory of inertia, Buridan's theory of impetus, or Oresme's modifications to Buridan's theory.

Rather, it is that of a movement gradually running out of impetus, a pendulum swing gradually decreasing in amplitude, or a gas under pressure gradually leaking away.

So that was a big thing with Catherine and I headlining a show; that gave you a lot of impetus right out of the gate.

Part of the impetus is geographic.