Sentence examples for case driving from inspiring English sources

US corporate interests are, rather obviously in this case, driving the agenda of the TPP.

A Son With Asperger's With regard to Asperger's, it's the idea of my son not always being seemingly able or unable to understand the consequences of his actions, in this case driving, and also when I was teaching him: the verbal nonsense, anti-authority; or rather not able to understand authority, or the appropriate language to use.

"If there is a use case driving tremendous value, we would see more of a transformational project".

Someone else may experience the same set of behaviors and simply remain calm, adjusting their own behavior, in this case driving, to match the circumstances that are present.

ROSA 26 is a universal promoter, in this case driving a LacZ gene preceded by a floxed stop sequence [ 9]).

The final objection to Naive Dominance comes from Hilary Greaves (2013) and Michael Caie (2013), who point out that, in practical decision theory, only a restricted version of that principle is accepted (see also Jenkins 2007; Berker 2013a,b; Carr ms).. To see why such a restriction is needed, consider the following case: Driving Test My driving test is in a week's time.

Then as now, economic disparity was, in many cases, driving disparate demographic patterns of disease.

With the help of the police, some Japanese citizens are taking matters into their own hands and forming community and business groups that are directly confronting the yakuza, and in some cases driving the gangs away from their neighborhoods.

It went through a number of deals in which the firm had made a lot of money while closing factories, eliminating jobs, using tax-sheltered offshore accounts, and, in some cases, driving the companies it had bought into bankruptcy.

These measures are propelled in part by concerns about the civic damage that results from shutting otherwise qualified people out of the job market, banishing them to the margins of society — and, in some cases, driving them back to jail.

According to Owsley [1], in some cases driving is associated with quality of life.