Sentence examples for drive existing from inspiring English sources
John Engler, the Republican governor of Michigan, which is home to the Chrysler subsidiary of DaimlerChrysler, complained that the bill would "undermine economic development incentives" and drive existing businesses out of the state.
Bostic and White (2007) indicated that phosphorus enrichment of marsh soils can act as an internal source of nutrients to the water column and drive existing wetland eutrophic conditions.
Managed forests in protected area landscapes may extend the conservation functions of nature reserves, but studies comparing biodiversity between managed forest types have not examined the underlying factors that drive existing patterns.
The proposed work is novel in that it aims to test the feasibility and acceptability of using an evidence-based and theory driven existing cardiac rehabilitation service with patients with colorectal cancer.
Mr. Sasala, who previously worked for New Jersey's Department of Community Affairs overseeing Atlantic City, said casinos often drive out existing businesses.
But Mr. Johnson's tenure proved to be disastrous, with numerous initiatives — eliminating discount sales, a costly renovation of Penney's stores — serving only to drive away existing customers while failing to bring in new ones.
A patent-pending control system will also make the vehicle more like a car to drive than existing craft, with simple forward, backwards, and sideways controls.
Although the Treasury says that spending on national infrastructure rose by £4bn a year under the previous Labour government, to £33bn in the first two years of this parliament, much of that will have been driven by existing commitments made during the previous administration.
During the past five years, most of the growth has been driven by existing home sales and remodeling two markets expected to cool off during 2003′s second half.
They do provide a somewhat ambiguous, but compelling statistic: that 86% of revenues in FY 2017 were driven by existing customers (meaning a customer who had purchased a fix somewhere between 2012-2016).
All too often, Wal-Mart fails to consult the communities it enters, drives out existing institutions and leaves those most vulnerable wondering how they'll bridge the gap.
