Sentence examples for drive its future from inspiring English sources

In a statement after the vote, McConnell said: "We share a heightened sense of urgency during this period of transition, and together we will work to strengthen the Company's brand and drive its future".

For many years the West has assumed de facto leadership by determining the framework of global standards and norms, as it has been uniquely positioned to do so, given its resources and capacity to drive its vision of the future forward.

The optimization of the device and its operation were driven by its future application in outdoor environments.

Toyota representatives on-site for our test drive compared its future niche to that of Toyota's currently-available COMS, which sells for about $7-8,0007-8,000 typically purchased for use in delivery fleets and to individuals who don't want to deal with inclement weather on a moped.

Lenovo's smartphones are priced at the mid-to-lower end of the market, and it's that affordable pricing that Gartner expects to drive much of its future growth — noting that "global brands are less competitive" in this segment.

Stringer cheerfully extolled Blu-ray's virtues — "not evolutionary, it is revolutionary... dramatically greater storage capacity than any other format... interactive features and all kinds of extras... an amazing experience for your eyes and your ears" — with an assist from Michael Dell, who testified that Dell planned to feature Blu-ray disk drives in its future computers.

Luke is a man haunted by the past, so much so that it drives his future.

Though it is still in beta, Colony is hopeful that its collaborative network will drive the future of workforce management.

At a long-awaited R&D meeting, GlaxoSmithKline said it had 20 potential $1 billion-a-year drugs in its pipeline to drive future sales growth and lift it out of a lean patch for research productivity.

It is arguing that the switch to electric transport will "drive up future demand".

If Twitter's core user growth cannot be sustained, its ability to drive future revenue growth — and therefore profits — is essentially under fire.