Sentence examples for drive it elsewhere from inspiring English sources

I think there's a great opportunity to start stuff on YouTube, develop it, build an audience and then drive it elsewhere in other forms, like we did with Nickelodeon," said Robbins at MIPJunior.

I think there's a great opportunity to start stuff on YouTube, develop it, build an audience and then drive it elsewhere in other forms, like we did with Nickelodeon," he said.

During the conference people kept on bringing forward the fact that we need to achieve gender parity in politics first in order to drive it elsewhere, but I believe it's a process that needs to be led by the private sector to meaningfully drive change.

But it is likely to, as the economic factors that have driven it elsewhere in Asia sweep through those two countries as well; and its consequences will be exacerbated by the sex-selective abortion practised for a generation there.

The latest was Verizon, which joined General Mills and HP Inc., formerly a part of Hewlett-Packard, in telling agencies that a failure to do so could drive its business elsewhere.

Because Arenas represented himself instead of delegating the responsibilities to an agent, they thought that initiating discussions with a low offer could be construed as an insult and might drive him elsewhere.

Many ABC stations found themselves with a black screen for at least several minutes, an egregious mistake in broadcasting because it drives viewers elsewhere.

In the words of the Tax Foundation, when tax rates are too high, it "drives investment elsewhere, leading to slower economic growth".

Between its spirited dance parties and Mary-oke nights, Mary's promises a good time without the headache of a drive it may take to go elsewhere.

The Apple Watch might appear to be just like any other smart watch but when it arrives the functionality it'll bring to Apple's ecosystem of products will almost certainly drive innovation elsewhere.

Because of the sheer number of people who look at it and because of the attention it gets from the media, what appears on Drudge can, for a few minutes or an entire day, drive what appears elsewhere, making it, "a force in the political news cycle for both the press and the campaigns," said David Chalian, the political director at ABC News.