Sentence examples for described as a driver from inspiring English sources

The app also collects data over time to give what Mr. Dar described as a driver's "DNA score," showing how safely someone is driving.

Additionally, iNO may preserve the blood-brain barrier by preventing apoptosis of cerebral tissue, a mechanism that has been previously described as a driver of cognitive dysfunction after subarachnoid hemorrhage [ 39].

The inability to pay all CHWs a salary was described as a driver for the restructuring within the revised strategy, which would result in increased numbers of salaried CHEWs and reduced numbers and responsibilities of CHWs to purely voluntary roles: " You see it will be costly … We have around 400,000 community health workers and you see this will not be financially viable.

Starting with a used Fiat in high school, Mr. Hohlweck loved to tool around in racy vehicles, although he could not be described as a racy driver.

WH Smith said it sold more than 1m titles through ebooks partner Kobo which it has previously described as "a big driver" of its profits.

Stabilizing exchange rates is intended to curb speculation, which the Japanese government described as a main driver of recent market activity.

And there's more: events in both books come to a head on the narrators' birthdays, triggered by a car crash in GG and a runaway horse in B@T (Nick is later described as a "bad driver", Fred as "bad jockey").

The relationships between health systems, the HW and the community have also been described as a key driver of HW performance particularly in rural areas of PNG [ 18, 20].

Given that SOX10 was recently described as a principal driver of MEL, identification of conserved elements of the SOX10 signatures may help in better understanding of SOX10-related signalling and development of novel diagnostic and therapeutic tools.

The actor was travelling as a passenger in a new Porsche when his friend who was driving - who has been described as an "experienced driver" - lost control of the vehicle and collided with a street light, and then a tree.

That means advertising on sites like AOL, Yahoo, Facebook and Google, as well as running national television commercials, which Agarwal described as an effective driver for them.