Sentence examples for drive to develop a from inspiring English sources

As the Times reports in its splash (paywall), Cameron is going to announce today that he wants to lead a global drive to develop a new range of antibiotics to tackle them.

A missile test over Japan in 1998 awakened the world to North Korea's growing prowess in long-range missiles and spurred the United States' drive to develop a national missile defense.

He quickly became a central player in the 1994 nuclear crisis with North Korea, when the country threw out international inspectors and began what turned out to be a long and successful drive to develop a small nuclear arsenal.

The drive to develop a polio vaccine was the major medical story of its time, and Salk, as the physician who would bring the project to fruition, was reaping most of the publicity.

Both Mr. Aboulafia and Scott Hamilton, who runs the Leeham Company, an aviation consulting firm in Issaquah, Wash., said that Boeing was trying to slow Airbus's drive to develop a plane to compete with its best-selling new 787 Dreamliner, the first commercial jetliner made substantially from lightweight carbon composites.

There also appears to be major differences of opinion over what impact the deal will have on the Iranian's drive to develop a nuclear weapon.

"Being selected as an Edison Award winner validates our drive to develop an all-new transportation solution," said Tony Posawatz, Chevrolet Volt Vehicle Line Director.

In this work, the MDE is combined with physics-based correlations obtained from EAST experimental data for the plasma density, temperature, resistivity and non-inductive current drives to develop a control-oriented nonlinear PDE model.

Within a year or so, the consortium – the Hiriko Driving Mobility Group – launched an effort to develop a prototype of the Hiriko Fold.

Tibetans will become a minority of the 200,000 people in their capital, Lhasa, in the next few years as ethnic Chinese migrants arrive as part of a drive to develop the economy, a top planning official, Jin Shixun, said in Lhasa.

But the drive to develop QSAR derives from an inability to devise an efficient and reliable testing procedure (like HTPS) in the first place.