Sentence examples for prime impetus from inspiring English sources
The prime impetus for this endeavor by researchers to find an alternative material for semiconductor was mainly due to the limitation of semiconductor-based devices in terms of their fabrication cost.
This is what scares the hell out of Microsoft and Yahoo, and was the prime impetus for Microsoft seriously getting into the online ad business in the first place with its acquisition of aQuantive last year and its attempts to buy Yahoo this year.
Eusebius, Lactantius, and Constantine each allege that Galerius was the prime impetus for the military purge, and its prime beneficiary.
Tony Blair's rapturous farewell speech has not only silenced Brownites but also given the prime minister a new impetus.
Portia Simpson Miller's re-election as prime minister delivers fresh impetus to the People's National party's campaign to end what she describes as "judicial surveillance from London".
This proposal has gained some impetus from the Canadian Prime Minister's support of it, and a number of West German diplomats have ventured the opinion that it might to be acceptable to whatever coalition of parties exercises power in Bonn during the next few years.
It is perhaps these complaints that have given impetus and support to the prime minister's outburst.
The impetus of community as the prime mover of discourse has significant potential for our field to connect with other entities within the university and within the global network.
BERLIN — Chancellor Angela Merkel of Germany arrived in Turkey on Sunday for talks with Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan, holding out hope for new impetus in the stalled negotiations for the country to join the European Union.
The missile theory gained a new impetus in 2008 when Francesco Cossiga, the prime minister at the time of the Ustica affair, said in an interview that the flight had been shot down by French military planes.
I think all of those policies worked because they had political leaders committed to their success, and in all three cases the impetus came from a partnership between the prime minister and the departmental secretary of state.
