Sentence examples for sharp impetus from inspiring English sources
The rise in unemployment is also likely to give a sharp impetus to the Bush administration's plans to offer a big package of fiscal stimulus, which is expected to include tax cuts aimed at encouraging consumer spending and investment in the stock market.
Now, Mr. Sharp said, the impetus for Mr. Obama's fuel efficiency plan and many other energy proposals is the growing concern about global warming.
WorldCom provided renewed impetus, as did a sharp fall in the stock market that continued until late July, leading to the passage of a tough law at the end of July.
However, in order to provide a comprehensive framework and sharp focus for these activities, and to give greater impetus to the implementation of the Code, a clearly defined strategy has been elaborated.
Part of the impetus, said Tupper W. Thomas, administrator of Prospect Park in Brooklyn, was the sharp contrast between Central Park and the other parks, as well as the cumulative effects of deep budget cuts.
The sharp and arid landscape of Sharjah, between desert and sea, sun and shadow, provides impetus for two of the Biennial's most striking site-specific installations.
Amanda Sharp, who co-founded Frieze with Matthew Slotover in 2003, said that although it "did seem like a very big challenge," the impetus to take Frieze to New York came largely from the European galleries that were showing at the London fair.
We needed some fresh impetus.
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