Sentence examples for tremendous impetus from inspiring English sources
"The courage of that history gives tremendous impetus for creating a future," Ms. Hershman Leeson said.
But when Obama took over, with Pelosi and Reid, you got this tremendous impetus.
Adolphe Appia and Edward Gordon Craig gave tremendous impetus to the new plastic stagecraft.
"There was this tremendous impetus to try to stop this craziness," she said.
The publicity the anthology received has given tremendous impetus to Argentine poetry".
As in European countries, the introduction of the steam locomotive gave the American coal industry a tremendous impetus.
In fact, your desire for improvement can serve as an impetus for tremendous growth and development.
Special applications have given impetus to the development of microwave power sources capable of generating tremendous amounts of power (up to billions of watts).
First, women may be more likely to have CDMR when the fertility rate goes down because they believe that c-sections are safer and more beneficial for the baby, and the tremendous importance of having a healthy baby given the low fertility rate provides much of the impetus for having a c-section [40].
We are also moved by the positive tone of the Obama campaign, the tremendous energy it has released across the country, the dramatic engagement of young people and the impetus for change that his candidacy embodies.
