Sentence examples for one impetus from inspiring English sources
One impetus seemed to be the 1980s, but not Rambo.
One impetus behind "Live Dancing Archive" is to make Ms. Monson visible again.
No doubt economics is one impetus behind these moves by the Europeans.
One impetus for the market's rise has been hope for a robust and imminent economic recovery.
That's just one impetus, though, for improvement, and hardly the most persuasive.
One impetus for the tentative statement is clearly Mr. Arafat's well-honed instinct for survival.
As "To Trim Costs, States Relax Hard Line on Prisons" (front page, March 25) notes, one main impetus for states' efforts to reduce prison populations is the impact that the economic recession is having on state budgets.
One big impetus for keeping the merger on life support may be the desire of Bernard J. Ebbers, WorldCom's 58-year-old chief executive, to make the merger the capstone achievement of the acquisition strategy he has used for nearly two decades to build WorldCom into an international power.
I think one big impetus was the foundation of a group called Abnormally Funny People set up by Simon Minty in 2005.
The guidelines also address cybersecurity concerns: one major impetus for the Markey/Blumenthal bill was the demonstrated ability of hackers to break into and take control of car models currently on the market.
The digital tracking landscape has expanded considerably in the years since the ePrivacy regulations were shaped, as companies' use of marketing technologies has proliferated to collate and triangulate increasing amounts of user data — providing one clear impetus for regulators to revisit and update privacy rules to try to keep pace.
