Sentence examples for drive mean from inspiring English sources

Financial pressures, flat budgets until 2015 and an ongoing £20bn savings drive mean that at least 20 to 30 hospitals (10% of hospitals in England) are facing bankcruptcy in their current form and soon would be forced to shut or reduce services significantly.

On previous generations, 2-wheel drive meant rear-wheel drive.

The government's austerity drive means that it cannot give Ibama enough money to do its job properly.

Now the company has released a stand-alone drive meant to accompany television sets and emblazoned with the Pioneer logo.

Four singles and a couple off the last courtesy of a neatly punched Dilshan drive means Sri Lanka are restricted to six from the over.

"That first drive meant a lot to us," said Smith, who ran for 100 yards on 28 carries and also caught a touchdown pass.

A 35% devaluation against the dollar, coupled with a 17% tax rebate for exporters and a four-year austerity drive, meant that the prices of China's tradable goods fell by one-quarter between October 1994 and June 1997.

Of course, changing a hard drive means not only fiddling with the insides of your computer but also reinstalling the operating system and your software as well as backing up and restoring all your data.

The Department of Justice is stating that encrypting a drive means you're safe.

Moreover, having a faster hard drive means that games can load faster.

However, in no way was the HD DVD drive meant to enhance the experience for gamers.