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Impetus
Impetus meaning
Anything that impels; a stimulating factor. | A force, either internal or external, that impels; an impulse. | The force or energy associated with a moving body; a stimulus.
Example sentences (20)
I don’t think extremists can promote a civil society or are capable of breaking bread (essential to the survival of deliberative democracy), and that’s the impetus that drove me to create the series.
It failed to do it and that was what gave impetus to those who wanted to derail the democratic system and run away with it.
McBurnie showed his importance to the team when he came off the bench against Man City to provide the home side with much-needed attacking impetus.
Meant to spoof the numerous sitcoms of the 1950s, the comedy impetus behind the distressingly tasteless show remains unclear over 30 years after its brief tenure on the UK's Galaxy Network.
Oloyede, represented by the Director, National Headquarters Annex, Kaduna State, Alhaji Ibrahim Abdulkadir, said the COVID-19 pandemic provided the much-needed impetus for countries around the globe to break barriers and tap into available opportunities.
Part of the impetus that spurred on the whole student loan forgiveness scheme came from the ideologically driven premise that college debt hurts students of color more than other students.
Positive market sentiment has given us the impetus to invest in future to deliver best-in-class products.
The Abraham Accords serve as the dangerous inspiration and impetus for the Cyrus Accords that Pahlavi mentioned in his press release.
The CM said that to put the state on a high growth trajectory of economic development, the government has decided to give impetus to the industry in Punjab.
The Coordinator of the Ogun-Guangdong Free Trade Zone (OGFTZ), Dr Abbey Onas says Ogun State Governor, Dapo Abiodun has put every necessary process in place to make an impetus for foreign and local investors.
The decision could give impetus to those who want to give more power over the sector to another regulator, the Commodity Futures Trading Commission, which oversees derivatives.
The deliberate absence of narrative impetus becomes oppressive before long.
The impetus behind Eagle County’s lawsuit is simple, Scherr said: “It’s just math.
The increasing demand has given an impetus to domestic manufacturing, thereby lowering import dependency and sharply bringing down costs.
The involvement of businesses, whether freelance specialists or major oil conglomerates, will give a strong impetus to the platform’s development, especially given the lack of competition,” said Boztayev.
The move comes as the EU looks to inject impetus into its enlargement policy following Russia’s invasion of Ukraine and Moscow’s attempts to destabilize Europe.
The president said the country was able to showcase the great variety of South Africa's tourism products to give further impetus to recovery.
The start line is the impetus for the commerce.
The Summer Olympics kicking off a year from Wednesday are offering an impetus to tackle the problem.
They are playing OK but you would think they had someone that could add impetus at this late stage.