Sentence examples for renewed impetus from inspiring English sources

This idea is not new, but it has gained renewed impetus.

The savings are expected to give renewed impetus to domestic investment, quickening economic growth.

There is also renewed impetus to develop non-commercial and open source tools to secure online security and privacy.

Lewis said the discovery should give renewed impetus to programmes that aim to reduce atmospheric methane and low-level ozone.

The recent commercial availability of affordable, portable tactile pin arrays has provided renewed impetus to apply the technology to sensory substitution applications.

Changes in the aid architecture have provided a renewed impetus for monitoring and evaluation (M&E), while simultaneously imposing a major reform agenda on the key players involved.

ENI's management cited a desire to take advantage of the renewed impetus for energy liberalisation across Europe as a key motive for the bid.

England hoped the return of the injured Jonathan Joseph, their player of the year, at centre would give them renewed attacking impetus.

Griffiths said the next challenge will be for Premiership clubs to capitalise on the renewed European impetus, coupled with the effect of Rugby Sevens' inclusion in the Rio 2106 Olympics and England hosting Rugby World Cup 2015.

In an era of flagging growth rates and a renewed reform impetus from the incumbent government, the possibility that excessive inequality could be bad for the economy may be the most important lesson to come out of the Forbes billionaire list.

Tommy Taylor dived round a ruck to give Hodgson a penalty on 58 minutes before a box-kick by Will Cliff that needed to find touch failed to do so, and renewed the impetus in a long Saracens onslaught that culminated in Kruis bundling over wide on the left.