Sentence examples for an effective driver of from inspiring English sources

Indeed, wounded pride can be an effective driver of legislation.

But Coldron suggests that "competition for parental custom on academic criteria does not act as an effective driver of system improvement".

For a city like Mumbai, where the buildings have limited access to daylight due to the sprawling of densely packed high rise buildings, energy saving from daylighting can be an effective driver of sustainability.

Minority talent represents a largely untapped resource, one that can prove to be an effective driver of not only tech sector growth, but of positive social and community change.

It can help hospitals improve their priority setting practices and can be an effective driver of health care reforms [ 8- 10].

Economic evaluation techniques such as costs benefit analysis can help determine whether accreditation is an effective driver of patient safety and quality of care.

The concept of sustainability, which is now well entrenched in the minerals industry, can be an effective driver for higher levels of innovation.

However, among the tired shibboleths that fall along the way, are that of the infinite wisdom of markets, private enterprise as invariably a more effective driver of growth than government action – 25% of venture capital in Korea in 2012 came from the government – and that government intervention makes people lazy.

If anything can make a real difference, it is stronger citizen pressure which is generally a more effective driver of change in China than international negotiations and other top-down policy-making tactics.

Aneuploidy has long been thought to contribute to tumourigenesis (Boveri, 2008) and although mutations that lead to large-scale chromosomal instability do not seem to drive tumour formation in flies (Castellanos et al., 2008), it is possible that the low-level of aneuploidy induced by centrosome defects is actually a more effective driver of cancer (Weaver et al., 2007).

Compared to the cell density-based migration, chemotaxis was a somewhat less effective driver of aggregation, especially in dense cultures in which cells lost directional persistence due to rapid fluctuations in local attractant levels.