Sentence examples for deliberate drive from inspiring English sources

These are modest but significant changes, all the more significant when you consider these terms came into practice from a deliberate drive to address outdated stereotypes.

There was also, according to Australian officials I talked to at the time, a deliberate effort to drive down the Aussie dollar.

It's part of a deliberate recruitment drive, itself the result of a failure by the last government to train enough British nurses.

A deliberate marketing drive by the sealers has pushed up demand for seal fur, meat and oil, with the price of a single pelt jumping from just £5 a few years ago to a record high of about £20.

Its latest five-year plan involves a deliberate effort to shift to more self-sustaining growth, less reliant on exports and driven instead by strengthening consumer demand.

Deliberate overproduction drove gas prices down so that Wall Street could maximise profits "from mergers & acquisitions and other transactional fees", as well as from share prices.

In this way I rediscovered "White Noise," by Don DeLillo, which I'd been assigned in college ("The Modern Anti-Hero") and always thought of as a deliberate, thesis-driven black comedy; I'd never noticed the tenderness and the melancholy, the gorgeous, crystalline prose.

While the organisation's principles are humanitarian, IR's rescue operations are sometimes necessitated not by misadventure but by deliberate sabotage driven by human greed for power and wealth.

Their treatment of Gauri was deliberate, intended to drive her out.

The idea was that the extreme violence had been "a deliberate attempt to drive up the price of peace".

Aid workers here who interviewed the refugees suggest there was a deliberate attempt to drive out any civilians who might sympathize with the rebels.