Sentence examples for other impetus from inspiring English sources

The other impetus for this lesson was to examine the variety of hidden motives for people who support or reject reform.

The other impetus comes from the rise of the Alternative Minimum Tax (AMT), a levy introduced in 1969 to ensure that wealthy Americans could not escape taxation by making artful use of the code's myriad deductions.

As for whether there was some other impetus for Goetz's decision, Botha says simply that Goetz, like Valentine before him, thinks that many VCs just wait too long.

Nelson tells GigaOm that the other impetus for the creation of the Institute was to safeguard the R&D side of its university, providing a check that will make sure the for-profit university doesn't end up profiting excessively from funding that should be put towards innovation and development.

The other impetus was the near total vacuous nature of the adventure film genre - gorgeous scenery, outrageous footage, and that they have to say is, "Dude - you rocked that run, man".

But the other important impetus in returning to Needles & Opium was to rework the design into something more three-dimensional.

The other main impetus, says Piriankov, is the style for self-expression and a story, rather than traditional status symbols.

On the one hand, as Meana constructs things, there is the drive of sheer lust, and on the other the impetus of value.

The other major impetus came from the realization that the most interesting and difficult problems in the quantitative disciplines, especially physics, chemistry and computer science, frequently lie in biological phenomena and applications.

The result: the long sustained consumer-spending boom will finally come off the boil.Brown's boostThe other main impetus to the economy in the past two years has come from the government's big spending programme.

These and other cultural impetuses hastened the export of humanistic ideas to the Low Countries, France, England, and Spain, where significant humanistic programs would be in place by the early 16th century.