Sentence examples for our impetus for from inspiring English sources

Our impetus for change came when we started to work with 16 to 25 year olds.

Our impetus for this was largely around logistics; if we could make everything domestically, we wouldn't have to travel far and wide to ensure the quality we expected.

Our main impetus for the framework presented is that not only end users but also data centers' operators and cloud service providers should think under what conditions it is better to host a job locally, or to host it elsewhere.

Our primary impetus for sequencing the genome of serotype M12 strain MGAS2096 was its documented association with acute poststreptococcal glomerulonephritis.

Sharing our lives was really the impetus for our getting married.

Our study adds impetus for improved urban planning and pollution management practises, while also highlighting the potential for skilled volunteers to improve the tracking of changes in marine biodiversity values and the effectiveness of management intervention.

Considering the occurrence of GCAG sequence in the potential promoter regions of physiologically important genes in H. pylori, our results provide impetus for exploring the role of this DNA MTase in the cellular processes of H. pylori.

Therefore, our data provide impetus for promoting more smoking cessation training courses for physicians.

Our results offer impetus for the construction of synthetic strand scaffolds but suggest that multiple design strategies will be required to match the diversity present in β-strand-mediated protein protein interactions.

We hope that our research provides impetus for researchers in other countries to use the information provided by the LFS data (Table  1), to obtain more insights into the occupational mobility of nursing professionals and to enrich their national forecasts.

We knew this for a long time, there was a lot of politics at play, so at the end of the day it really comes down to: what will Canada do with its resources?" "I think it should add impetus for our governments — plural — to get on with our reputational piece," he said, referring to Canada's ability to market its oil internationally.