Sentence examples for collective drive from inspiring English sources
It is their collective drive that unites them.
As Europe emerged from the medieval era, the main collective drive was to create order out of chaos.
In not one round did Pascal fail to nail Froch cleanly and force the crowd to their feet in the type of collective drive that I have not seen since Nigel Benn walked away.
"The age of the effete trust fund kid is over, due to the boomer parents' collective drive and ethos as well as this dismal economic cycle," said Mr. McLaughlin, who is based in Darien, Conn.
"If there is that collective drive to eliminate corruption, to establish good governance, to have good procurements, to have true prices for energy and to own their economic destiny," change "will happen," she told Euronews.
"There is an individual collective drive and hurt.
But this show, more than any other that I can immediately recall, closes mental circuitry between then and now, owing to an exquisitely managed sense of collective drives and emotions that have not ceased to influence human affairs.
(Chinen) Cloning Americana (Wednesday) This pop-bop collective, driven by strong intuition and a sociopolitical cause — the restoration of compassion and tolerance to our public discourse, more or less — consists of the multireedist Billy Drewes, the pianist Gary Versace, the bassist Scott Lee and the drummer Jeff Hirshfield.
Many community-controlled health services, now numbering about 150 nationwide, set an enviable standard of client-friendly, holistic and professional services, while their regional and national collectives drive important policy developments [ 55].
As a result of that collective effort, the membership drive that was all but derailed by the wildfire turned out to be the station's most successful ever, raising more than $85,000.
The patients pushing the ball might represent a version of such conformity, but their collective effort, at once driven and exhilarated, elicits all kinds of unpredictable individual responses, from joy to despair.
