Sentence examples for continue to drive that from inspiring English sources

Innovation will continue to drive that down".

"It's in the [WP] ecosystem's interests and Microsoft's interests that all OEMs continue to drive that experience to lower price points but most importantly that we do not jeopardise the quality of the experience: that's critical because right now building that momentum that's just going with people, with businesses is very important and that takes huge effort and focus".

"What we need to do is make sure that we continue driving innovation in the [Windows Phone] ecosystem within our portfolio, continue to drive that confidence within Microsoft that we will only do our best, best work for WP8 — that's what our vision is," he says.

We must continue to drive that forward for the good of the world.  .

"I know we are in a better place now than when I took over and I'll continue to drive that forward".

"Moving to Credit Karma is going to immediately give us the sort of resources and immediate scale to continue to drive that mission-driven work," he said.

Industry leader GM, which continues to drive that trend, already has released an aggressive first-quarter 2002 production schedule.

America has always been at the forefront of innovation and technological development and we are thrilled to be playing a part in continuing to drive that growth as we work to create a truly globally connected ecosystem".

Tew said the goal is to remain focused on simplicity, which in the end will keep people coming back over and over — and then end up continuing to drive that business.

Today on Capitol Hill, we continued to drive that into the media, with allies in the House holding a press conference to talk about the three-point "Fight Washington Corruption" pledge MoveOn has brought out, endorsed by over 500,000 individuals, 201 members of Congress and candidates, and fourteen different leading progressive organizations.

"We will continue to drive forward that process to ensure that we can continue to make real reductions in the number of people being made homeless in Scotland".