Sentence examples for a potential driver of both from inspiring English sources

9 11 The common terms used to describe DCIS include pre-cancer, carcinoma, intraductal breast cancer, stage 0 cancer and non-invasive cancer; this terminology has been suggested as a potential driver of both confusion about the meaning of diagnosis, and distinction between DCIS and invasive cancer, 12 13 and a desire for more invasive treatments.

Not as a rival to sterling however, but as a potential driver of sustainable consumption.

As the impacts of climate change intensify, water becomes not just a scarce resource, but a potential driver of conflict.

Unsustainability is increasingly appreciated as a potential driver of systemic risk, highlighted by Carbon Tracker's work on unburnable carbon and stranded assets.

And the European economies have shown signs of stabilizing of late, with Germany as a potential driver of growth (its unemployment recently reached an 18-year low).

The new feature is seen by Wall Street as a potential driver of revenue for Twitter and a key marketing tool for advertisers.

In addition, the future development of biorefineries was regarded as a potential driver of change: the increasing demand for pulpwood would increase competition for the raw materials.

To understand edge effects as a potential driver of faunal changes associated with patch size, we also compared assemblages from edges and centers of retention patches.

The Pentagon and the CIA have released a number of threat assessments in recent years identifying climate change as a threat to military installations, and as a potential driver of conflict – a "threat multiplier".

Interestingly, when you examine startups by the gender of their founders and their backers, you find that a potential driver of low female participation and worse performance of female-led startups is VCs' ability to evaluate and advise them.

But many other Labour folk in Manchester, Newcastle, Leeds, Sheffield and Nottingham see the line as a potential driver of economic activity in their patches.