Sentence examples for drive to use from inspiring English sources

In fashioning the bailout, his drive to use taxpayer money to backstop faltering firms overrode concerns that such a strategy would encourage more risk-taking in the future.

As I hope to have shown, the drive to use social networks in HE leaves individuals (both staff and students) at the mercy of people who want to post unfair comments.

The new effort, to be discussed at a meeting with industry analysts in New York, is part of Hewlett-Packard's drive to use its sizable investments in research and software to gain an edge on its chief rival in the personal computer business, Dell Computer.

There is a strong industrial drive to use similar technology and concepts to provide timing sensitive services.

The drive to use "easily measured indicators" to claim success and impress donors also worries Michel Kazatchkine, Dybul's predecessor at the Global Fund's helm.

The meeting is part of Mr Johnson's drive to use the Games to promote London to leading business figures and encourage investment.

When victims are driven to use women-only gym or swimming sessions, their choice in when they can use the facilities plummets.

Charities have expressed concern that customers who are no longer able to access payday loans could be driven to use less scrupulous lenders, including those offering logbook loans.

It was, the official presidential commission on campus unrest later found, "a nation driven to use the weapons of war upon its youth".

He recognised that people are willing to pay the subscription fee, and are only being driven to use international workarounds to access the content they want.

Something to keep with her on long drives to use in an emergency.