Sentence examples for deep drivers from inspiring English sources

Despite those very real inhibitors to a new regional protest wave, the deep drivers of instability and popular unrest across the region are clear.

Bhabha examines the deep drivers of this great movement of people, and possible solutions, such as a $100 million violence-prevention program in Honduras supported by the United States a relatively inexpensive but effective way to reduce the violent crime driving so many people northward.

"The mobile business, like services in general, benefits from two deep drivers of change that are especially important in Africa - population growth and urbanisation," says Francois Conradie, an economist at NKC in South Africa.

As its downward-facing deep bass driver, or woofer, emits several test tones, an onboard microphone at the bottom of the speaker picks them up.

If there's a deep driver of the gender gap, it's usually views about spending and the role of government.

But will pay ratios lead us to overlook the bigger, deeper drivers of global income inequality?

I think we need to look at what some of the deeper drivers are of this volatile, uncertain, new global context, which Davos has as its theme this year.

But as I watch the company, I'm much more interested in the deeper drivers of these business outcomes, the ones that enable Netflix to thrive in a connected, interdependent world.

However, there may be a deeper driver, related to how nanotechnology has been represented.

That suggests that "there will be very little potential to use even deeper driver pay cuts to improve unit economics going forward," Horan argues — there's only so much it can wring out of its drivers.

Many multimedia "subwoofers" might better be termed "bass drivers" as they are too small to produce deep bass.