Sentence examples for dominating drive from inspiring English sources
But this time the dominating drive came not from the series leaders Jenson Button and the Brawn cars but from Sebastian Vettel and the Red Bulls.
After a dominating drive in which the Badgers used their superior size to run the ball on 9 of 10 plays, Wisconsin went away from its strength, and its roots, by lining up in the shotgun and passing the ball.
In these two structures, the majority of interactions are O…H and H…H interactions on the Hirshfeld surface, which means that hydrogen bonding and hydrophobic interactions are the dominate drive forces in forming these supramolecular systems.
The rather low deposition rate of 0.12 Å/s and medium temperature of 650 °C during our MBE growth exactly provide the favorite condition which enabled the thermodynamics the dominating driven force for the observed phenomena.
U.S.C.'s Marqise Lee continues to dominate and drive this game.
They mostly appear to originate in the fast intuitive processes of Type 1 that dominate (or drive) decision making.
It's not that the movement has been dominated or driven by women, or that the murder of Neda Agha-Solta — the young woman whose death at the hands of a sniper, on June 20th, was captured by mobile phone and beamed around the world — was more tragic or significant than that of Sohrab Arabi, a young Iranian man who was also killed during the protests.
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To avoid bias due to small jobs drive dominating results, each job is weighted by its total employment.
This generation experienced the rapid evolution of a middle class that dominated and drove these economies.
This kind of dichotomic conceptual model could be applicable to old-growth dominated landscapes driven predominantly by small scale gap dynamics, which are punctuated with relatively rare but severe fires or storms (Syrjänen et al. 1994; Seymour et al. 2002).
