Sentence examples for sufficient impetus from inspiring English sources
Even when they work, weak nudges may not produce sufficient impetus to achieve successful outcomes.
Perhaps the News of the World scandal will provide sufficient impetus for Britain to move forward on the legislation.
It is only when advanced countries are threatened that there is sufficient impetus to invest in vaccines to confront diseases like Ebola.
Prices also rise steeply in some markets because insurance companies lack sufficient impetus or bargaining power to negotiate for lower prices when they can usually pass on the costs to their enrollees in the form of higher premiums.
Consequently, EVs cannot show obvious advantages; their development lacks sufficient impetus; and it is difficult to make decisions regarding EV development.
It can lower the uncertainty, ensure the interest of investors by a long-term mechanism, and provide sufficient impetus, so that it can strongly promote major construction projects and scientific and technological innovation.
"The economy is in the midst of mid-cycle upswing... there is sufficient economic momentum and political impetus to ensure a continuation of the current expansionary phase," said Alistair Thornton, senior China economist at IHS Global Insight.
Once this commitment is made with sufficient strength to give the idea impetus, a company is born and a new product or service is offered in the marketplace.
(Your suggestion should theoretically be a sufficient signal of your taste and imagination, and an impetus for getting off-line as soon as possible. Apparently, a big winner has been a ride on the Staten Island Ferry).
Nevertheless, our findings highlight that policies on pricing and reimbursement are important as an impetus for the generic medicines market but not sufficient for a sustained generic market share.
We leave the details to future study, but our results indicate that even a weak selective benefit is sufficient to drive the evolution of the system, and the impetus might thus be quite subtle.
