Sentence examples for competitive driving from inspiring English sources

There's not much room in these drivers' methods for macho, competitive driving.

In 1952 she took part in the Round Britain Rally, as a navigator and co-driver with Sheila Van Damm, who had begun competitive driving just two years before and who went on to set a speed record at Monte Carlo the following year.

Dr. Christodoulou was in the parking lot at Belmont Park, eagerly waiting his turn to take a spin in a Mazda 6 in the Mazda Rev It Up, a three-day performance driving school and competitive driving event that drew 2,001 motorsports devotees who paid $39 each for the privilege.

The ways are referred to as the competitive driving effect, the information diffusion effect and the value chain optimization effect in this paper.

In regard to the competitive driving effect, an improvement of a specialized level of the domestic or foreign trade sector means that the degree of competition increases, bringing about a stronger driving force for the enterprises to carry out radical innovation.

The breed association and its breeders are trying to secure the future of the Trait du Nord by finding new markets, especially in the areas of recreational riding, agricultural work, recreational and competitive driving.

We could once again have competitive markets driving innovation.

This explosion of choices has made many industries more competitive, often driving down prices.

Irrespective of where or how the initial dominance is resolved, one important implication of such a race model is that it may be the case that only once both stimuli have "arrived" or reached "threshold" that the competitive interactions driving sustained rivalry can begin.

This study has demonstrated the extent of heart rate elevation within competitive rally driving providing a clear indication of both the peak level (in special stages) and the prolonged lower level elevation across a performance day.

In other words, men may feel it is more socially acceptable, expected, and fitting of their traditional role to declare themselves as "very competitive," "hard driving," and "ambitious," whereas women may not feel the pressure to fulfill that stereotype.