Sentence examples for should be impetus from inspiring English sources

Aubrey Sarvis, executive director of the Servicemembers Legal Defense Network, said Harvard's decision should be impetus for the repeal to become effective.

This evidence should be impetus to look for additional skeletal and molecular evidence of leprosy in India and Africa to confirm the African origin of the disease.

There should be an impetus from Scotland, too.

But he declined to state whether those attacks should be the impetus for war.

Assemblywoman Helene E. Weinstein of Brooklyn, chairwoman of the Assembly Judiciary Committee, said that the judge's decision should be an impetus for the Legislature, but that financing remained a problem.

Mr. Smith's brave act should be an impetus for others to expose their own knowledge of morally bankrupt business practices, and to reveal even more shocking truths about our broken system.

Former Speaker Newt Gingrich, who had endorsed the moderate Republican in the New York race, said the opportunity suggested by the results in New Jersey and Virginia should be an impetus to resolve tensions.

There is reason to be confident: the supply of funding has kept pace with demand, and government support for the sector (through direct assistance, tax breaks and the inclusion of peer-to-peer lending in the individual savings account regime) should be an impetus for growth.

This first encounter with retrogression should be an impetus for pumping new life into EB-5.

These findings should be an impetus to develop effective prevention and control strategies in the region.

A paradigm shift from evidence-based medicine to mechanism-based medicine will ensure that each patient is treated according to his/her own mechanism and thus should be the impetus for expanding implementation and utilization of personalized medicine.