In general, Carroll said, these would be very rare cases, driven by families, not by coaches, who presumably prefer athletes to develop another year in high school.
With the achievement of independence from Spain in the early 19th century, the creoles moved into the first rank of Latin American society, and the peninsulars were, in many cases, driven out.
But this accounts for a small part of the story — in fact, contrary to this logic, the discrepancies are in many cases driven by higher reported values of exports compared with corresponding imports.
They are, in many cases, driven by a conviction that a child's performance on a standardized test is an inadequate, unreliable measure of that child's knowledge, intelligence, aptitude, diligence, and character — and a still more unreliable measure of his teachers' effort, skill, perseverance, competence, and kindness.
They are, in many cases, driven by a conviction that a child's performance on a standardized test is an inadequate, unreliable measure of that child's knowledge, intelligence, aptitude, diligence, and character and a still more unreliable measure of his teachers' effort, skill, perseverance, competence, and kindness.
There is worth in relying on a group of players, but they need to be assisted, and in some cases driven on, by newcomers to the squad.
The Neediest Cases drive registered a drop in donors and funds over the previous year.
These industrial end-users' requirements and accompanying pilot cases drive the research, technology and development work in the project.
Such complex cases underline the limits, and even the dangers, of letting highly publicized abuse cases drive policy, many child welfare experts say.
The new residents are country people who in many cases drive considerable dis tances to work in the com merce and industry of towns and small cities.
The issues that were central to -- and in some cases drove -- the 2014 election are barely part of the national conversation anymore.
