Sentence examples for sustained impetus from inspiring English sources

But if the recovery is to take root, it must be able to cope with a gradual withdrawal of emergency monetary support and develop a more sustained impetus from the private sector than a turnaround in the inventory cycle.That will require new sources of demand.

For us to sustain attacking impetus we had to change formation again and we couldn't create enough.

Such a grand claim has helped Duncan Smith to sustain the impetus for reform, when many in Whitehall wanted universal credit decapitated, never mind delayed.

Thus, knowing whether the putative in-hospital benefits achieved with such teams translate into long-term advantages might be crucial in justifying and sustaining the impetus of such a campaign.

"She doesn't know I had surgery; she can't attach to that part of it, but she'll call me now when she's getting dressed for school and she'll say, 'I put on this dress and now I look pretty like you.' " A skeptic would ask just how long such feelings of self-worth might be sustained, given their impetus.

This impetus was sustained by the development of the laser in the 1960s.

Had they sustained their initial forward impetus, they might even have knocked Japan off the front pages.

Had Germany been able to sustain that attacking impetus they might have posed Brazil more problems, but almost inevitably they began to defend and play deeper.

Some results, such as the away win over Switzerland, have been heartening for Fabio Capello's England since the tournament, but the impetus is not sustained.

Gopperth was wide with his first penalty and further sustained phase rugby from Glasgow gave them the impetus for a second try.

Although Bernstein gave the Mahler revival further impetus, it was well under way before 1960, sustained by conductors such as Stokowski, Dimitri Mitropoulos and John Barbirolli, and by long-time Mahler advocate Aaron Copland.