Sentence examples for consistently driven from inspiring English sources

But most New Yorkers are not consistently driven by dreams.

Over the years, the Well community has consistently driven some of the most interesting and thoughtful conversations on NYTimes.com.

Take, for example, Japan's Sunshine Project and related initiatives that have consistently driven that country's clean-energy policy since 1974.

"Under natural conditions, it is very hard to see how the initial invasion of a new ecozone by hominids could have so consistently driven rapid change over the long period of time that we're talking about".

He said: "A reduction on this scale poses a grave risk to policing in the West Midlands, with less resource available for the preventative policing that has consistently driven down recorded crime for the last 15 years.

Analysis of burn severity effects suggested that trends toward reduced tree density and canopy fuels in re-entry areas were consistently driven by "cleanup effects", whereby re-entry fires produced low-severity effects in areas showing unburned/low severity after first-entry fires.

Although she stands only 5-foot-4, Song consistently drives the ball about 265 yards.

The company says people who consistently drive unsafely shouldn't be driving.

Of his 15 hits, 10 have been for extra bases, evidence of a hitting position that allows him to consistently drive the ball.

He'll need to patiently work him out of position, and consistently drive winners down the line, particularly off his backhand side.

And yet when the Giants summoned Bryant back and he kicked in practice four days after being cut, he consistently drove the ball 10 to 15 yards farther than he had before.