Sentence examples for cases to drive from inspiring English sources

Their argument is this: Amazon has used its market power both to influence which books get attention (by featuring them more prominently on its Web site, a practice I've also written about) and, in some cases, to drive prices lower.

Such portals are extremely effective for communication and knowledge sharing, not only for the CEO and senior management, but also for the entire organization, where departments like training, HR, Sales, Finance and IT all have found unique use cases to drive their day-to-day business with video.

Conflict between paternal and maternal resources during pregnancy is thought, at least in some cases, to drive imprinting of genes [13].

Problem based learning is a curriculum development and delivery system that relies on real world, multi-answer problems or cases to drive the curriculum.

Using the same approach as in [7] to create the marginally stable cases, a sequence of three-phase line faults is used in this case to drive the interface between area "0" and "1" to its marginally stable point.

When we make this case to drive students to these particular fields of endeavor we forget four key things.

Gibson's writing style is said to be similar to Raymond Chandler's detective stories and Alfred Hitchcock's thrillers that used MacGuffins (the identity of the maker of the footage, in this case) to drive the story.

Donna Wegner, executive director of the National Tuberculosis Controllers Association, said the rise in cases needs to drive a rapid increase in funding to combat TB across the country.

This move, and the idea of these kinds of competitions in every case, is to drive more interest in building software for a particular platform.

If asked to drop the price we would often counter by agreeing to small price decreases in exchange for an agreement to do case studies to drive future business.

In each of these cases, what seems to drive the bias is the size of the crowd.