Sentence examples for drive volume from inspiring English sources

"It doesn't drive volume.

"It was inefficient; it really didn't drive volume," Steven S. Reinemund, PepsiCo's chairman and chief executive, said yesterday.

In 1997, Coke started a program in northern Texas known as "Operation Red," with "Red" being short for "Retail Execution to Drive Volume".

"The U.S. Postal Service's decision to eliminate six-day mail delivery is a shortsighted solution with questionable financial savings and will only drive volume out of the system, stripping both the U.S.P.S. and businesses that depend on the mailing industry of potential revenues," said Donna Harman, president and chief executive of the trade association.

"Standards drive volume, and volume drives standards," Rangachari said.

And that will drive markets, drive volatility, which will drive volume.

It said: On the assumption the UK economy will not re-enter recession, and that a recovery is underway, we believe falling UK unemployment will drive volumes and revenues in both the UK bus and UK rail segments.

"They drove volume and at the same time they maintained a premium," said Michael Kwatinetz, an analyst with Credit Suisse First Boston.

"The perception is that the annual Pap smear drives volume," said Dr. Walter Kinney, a gynecological oncologist at Kaiser Permanente, the health maintenance organization.

What worried IDC before — sales weakness in emerging markets — isn't what drove volume in the quarter.

Cooperative dynamic effects exist when both layers follow complementary reaction-driven volume changes (swelling/shrinking, or shrinking/swelling) due to complementary entrance/expulsion of ions.