Sentence examples for drive sentences from inspiring English sources

"It introduces a variable that is highly contingent on luck and fortuity to drive sentences," he said, and it may steer the courts away from "considered assessments" of blame and punishment.

Since the mid-1970s, California's prison population has grown by 750 percent, driven by sentencing laws based largely on fear, ignorance and vengeance.

His discussion with collaborators is mostly at the level of "the nugget that drives every sentence and every word in a chapter, say, in which we are going to bond with two characters.

A few days ago I re-read a central scene and recalled the hope and anger that drove each sentence.

Cook is on the record saying harsher sentences drive down crime.

With the Chinese government engaged in a far-reaching anti-corruption drive, long jail sentences seem inevitable for Shan and other company bosses, who are all charged with serious fraud.

What passed in The Year of Magical Thinking as the camaraderie of husband and wife becomes, at a stroke, something more disturbing – a kind of parental attention-seeking that again and again drives Didion's sentences away from their subject and back to herself.

And my road to activism since has been driven by two sentences.

The prison population in the United States is 4.5 times larger than it was in 1980, primarily driven by longer sentences and higher conviction rates for nearly all offenses, according to the Council's report.

In other words, a ride-hailing company that bills itself as the future of transportation is cozying up to a country where women who have the audacity to drive can be sentenced to floggings. .

The correlation in these regions is driven by passive sentences, which place greater reliance on syntax.