Sentence examples for chief drivers from inspiring English sources

"A relentless addiction to indignation may be one of the chief drivers of obstinate dogmatism," he writes.

The chief drivers of the global farmland race — population growth, food and energy demand, volatile commodity prices, land and water shortages — won't slow anytime soon.

The chancellor, George Osborne, is keen to move away from Britain's traditional dependence on the City and government spending as the chief drivers of economic activity.

In order to do that, it was necessary to ascertain what those drivers were, so program officers all around the world had been instructed to write reports identifying the chief drivers of inequality in their regions.

Just how long the trend will last is unclear: some weak construction companies have found that much of the fizz is starting to disappear.Individual margin traders, who trade securities on credit, are thought to be the chief drivers of this trend.

Democrats and our own bruised Labour party would never dare to analyse what is happening in terms of raw power: that one of the chief drivers of secular stagnation, rising inequality and ebbing economic dynamism is an over-empowered and overpaid corporate and financial elite.

But the chief driver has not been policy.

Then he gets his cameras and gives them to our poisonous chief driver before he blows up completely.

But the chief driver of the music labels' new willingness to take more risks online is the 5percentt decline in worldwide sales last year and a continuing slump this year, which they attribute in large part to digital piracy.

According to the study, 90% of the licences granted to clear millions of hectares of forest in Papua New Guinea were issued through corrupt or fraudulent means, while in Bolivia the production of soy – 75% of which is exported – has been the chief driver of illegal deforestation in its Amazon region.

Tourism remains a chief driver of Nashville's economy.