Sentence examples for such an impetus from inspiring English sources

Such an impetus has seen Saks Fifth Avenue undergo a $250m transformation.

Not least why there is such an impetus to recruit fashion-industry power-players at Apple right now.

Since losing to Aston Villa on March 10, Ipswich have won five and drawn one, and Coventry, despite their own good run of form, were never able to withstand such an impetus.

Could Pope Francis, in his self-appointed new role as global environment champion, provide such an impetus in what he says in Washington and in New York this week?

Of course, if China itself had been consistent in following Mr Hu's advice, the improvement in relations between India and Vietnam might not have such an impetus behind it, and, viewed from Beijing, might seem far less sinister.

The work of some contemporary Christian philosophers can be characterized as a search for such a positive impetus.

Traditionally, however, the EU has always tried to win support through grand integrationist projects ("the union must dream," said Jacques Delors); the constitution just happens to be today's embodiment of such a dream.This impetus will not fade.

In fact the study of such spaces received an impetus with the pioneering work of Schweizer and Sklar [3].

Such studies provide an impetus for investigating the effects of Igfbp2 for treatment of obesity.

Such data provides an impetus for further investigation to identify specific areas of variation, which may then inform the dissemination of best practice service delivery and organisation.

Such conflicts often provide an impetus for the Supreme Court to hear a case, though it accepts only a fraction of appeal requests.