Sentence examples for collective drives from inspiring English sources
"collective drives" is a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English
It refers to the shared or common motivations, desires, or ambitions of a group of people. It can be used in situations where you are discussing the collective goals or aspirations of a group. Example: The success of our company is dependent on harnessing the collective drives of our employees towards innovation and growth.
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.
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.
(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.
"There is an individual collective drive and hurt.
You tap into this collective drive.
The great part about it as well is there seems to be a collective drive now to push everyone.
From children to adults, tourists to NYC community organizers, the piece is meant to engage anyone and everyone in a collective drive to create -- together.
Beyond the policies for implementation that everyone hopes will be successful here, it will take more than these efforts to raise the necessary awareness, funding and collective drive to face the behemoth of global warming.
