Sentence examples for an increasing driver from inspiring English sources

It is most pronounced in Scandinavian countries, where university attendance is high and levels of education are an increasing driver of voting habits.

"The set of external stakeholder relations is going to be an increasing driver of value, because these companies are going to have to go to places where politics are unsettled, where rules change and they will have to manage political and social coalitions in order to continue to generate value over decades".

The fourth category, related to civil infrastructure and commercial land use, combined with high vehicle speeds that occur in motorways, might contribute to the creation of a very dangerous environment, increasing driver distraction and inattention.

In June we covered Hitch, a ride-sharing service whose biggest differentiator from Uber and Lyft was the fact that it tries to use software to maximize the number of passengers in a single car to increase driver utilization and reduce prices for riders.

As the Formula One series prepares for the Japanese Grand Prix this weekend, an increasing number of drivers have started out at top teams, which has proven costly both to those drivers and to their rivals, raising the question of the importance of the time-honored apprenticeship.

More generally, the magnitude of global change responses decreases with an increasing number of drivers (Leuzinger et al. 2011).

The general perception of corruption in the police force, which was on the decline between 2003 and 2006, levelled off from 2006-2009 while an increasing proportion of drivers made direct payments to the traffic police.

Accordingly, an increasing number of older drivers and fatal crashes of these drivers could also be expected.

Then, the variation in capacities with an increasing percentage of older drivers in the traffic stream was modeled.

The general increase in visa restrictiveness towards African citizens can be a partial driver towards an increasing spatial diversification of migration patterns away from colonial patterns.

Interest into whether and how differentially expressed genes could be involved in this adaptive process has been a driver for an increasing number of studies aiming to understand the ecological and evolutionary mechanisms underlying these insect-plant interactions [ 6- 9].