Sentence examples for deadline driving from inspiring English sources

The last sign-up days proved crucial to attracting more customers during the first three open enrollment periods, with reminders of the pending deadline driving procrastinators to HealthCare.gov and the state-run exchanges.

Require your customer what's driving the deadline, why you can't lessen the range further and why the deliverables need to be prioritized as they have.

Then, summer means panic: no bedtimes, missed deadlines and hours of driving from one child's summer job to another's lacrosse camp and a third's swimming lessons.

This gave us flexibility (no work, no overheads), but meant we struggled to meet deadlines and usually incurred higher costs, driving up the clients' price.

Opponents say the quotas are based on shaky science, driving excessive catch reductions to meet an arbitrary deadline faster than necessary.

They look for reasons to praise their employees, both privately and publicly, and they take the time to celebrate milestones, instead of just driving everybody on to the next project or deadline.

Here you are, unable to sleep or driving through the dark or laboring to meet a deadline; somehow still awake when just about everyone else is sleeping -- when you yourself are accustomed to sleeping.

A coordinator from each country or region was responsible for driving the process and delivering the results within the deadlines.

As the 2015 deadline for the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) nears, the lessons learned from past programming experience are driving innovative ways of approaching future efforts.

Truck drivers in old, overloaded but brightly painted lorries blunder down the GT road driving for hours at a time, kept awake by drugs and racing to meet deadlines.

Conservative Republicans latched on to this fall's fiscal deadlines as the perfect leverage to reach a goal that's eluded them for three years, driving a stake through what they derisively call "Obamacare".