Sentence examples for drive to present from inspiring English sources

The photograph, taken in Norwegian archipelago of Svalbard, was part of Mr Cameron's drive to present himself as a modern, green politician.

Mr. Christie, a Republican, is up for re-election in November and hoping to secure a huge victory margin, which he could then use to accelerate his drive to present himself as a presidential candidate with broad appeal even in a blue state.

After squatting's drive to present itself as a noble, media-friendly, community conscious activity, the argument still comes back to the fundamental need to have somewhere sheltered and warm to sleep at night.

Indeed, as HBO's John Oliver recently explained with characteristic panache, the drive to present what seem to be statistically significant results often presses researchers to employ a practice called "p-hacking" or "data dredging".

Edinburgh's charges are the highest in Britain, and "could prevent newcomers from establishing themselves as venue operators", says Mainland, "and drive established operators to present only those shows likely to generate substantial ticket sales".

There is little reason to think so: the drive of collectors to present their holdings as they enjoyed them, even for a limited period, and the tax and personal benefits of giving are simply too compelling.

Therefore, in this particular borough, difficulties accessing primary care may drive some patients to present in A&E more readily than other boroughs.

One summer-school participant is about to start teaching mathematics to 15-year-olds who have had 22 teachers in the subject in the past three years.Unlike government recruitment drives, which tend to present teaching as appealing, even easy, Teach First describes the job as tough and demanding because the right people are those who are attracted by the most daunting tasks.

The split has been driven by a desire to present two simple stories to investors rather than one complex one.

In the 89th minute Bale put that raking drive beyond the goalkeeper Allan McGregor to present Wales with all three points.

The main contributions are to use the duty cycle values of the DC/DC power converters as decision criteria to switch the power sources and drive the power ratios, and to present the complete strategy in a single hierarchical control scheme with three stages.