Sentence examples for be an engine for from inspiring English sources

"Eventually, it will be an engine for the city".

If he is to be an engine for U.N. reform, he will have to jettison his core values.

We hope the studios will be an engine for development and will attract peripheral businesses such as set making and lighting supply".

But I want to make a broader argument: a carbon tax could be an engine for tax simplification, deficit reduction, less government regulation and even increased competitiveness.

When ASEAN controversially admitted Myanmar in 1997, on the organisation's 30th anniversary, it said membership would be an engine for positive change through "constructive engagement".

Although globalisation is "likely to be an engine for accelerating economic growth" the report said, it could also be "a source of risk, as local markets become increasingly exposed to destabilising fluctuations in the wider global economy.

"You're crippling a sector that was supposed to be an engine of investment for these plants".

"A low-carbon, clean energy economy can be an engine of growth for decades to come.

And it is an engine for the nation's economy.

But Peters is an engine for the Irish.

Far from being an engine for growth, the voluntary sector has been an engine for cutting wages.