Sentence examples for driven according to from inspiring English sources

The blaze was also downgraded to fuel driven from wind driven, according to the Los Angeles Fire Department.

He has said the Jets will throw deep in this offense and, with the absence of the injured rookie wide receiver Santana Moss, the target will most likely be Laveranues Coles, who has seemed like a different person this season, more mature and more driven, according to Vinny Testaverde.

In Europe, voters are increasingly drawn to xenophobic politics, driven, according to the former German foreign minister Joschka Fischer, by fear "based on the instinctive realization that the 'white man's world' — a lived reality assumed by its beneficiaries as a matter of course — is in terminal decline".

I stop a lot, walk a lot, drive backwards, forwards and sideways a lot, so that by the time I trickle into Brownsville I have driven, according to the milometer, 5,152 miles, more than twice the length of the road – almost all of them slowly.

An experimental setup is designed wherein a real spherical robot is driven according to the developed algorithm.

Considering tier one suppliers, which deliver their products to a building site for assembly, manufacturing should be driven according to the demand needed on the building site.

Most reverse commuters drive, according to census figures.

Charlie Powell, a Met Office forecaster, said: "For the morning motorists should take your time and drive according to the conditions.

Sample tweet None 2. Heikki Kovalainen, 29, Finland Under the helmet Born to drive: according to his parents, his first word was "car".

With a rear-mounted 30bhp engine, four seats and a choice of four- and five-door models, it is a "good-looking car which is comfortable to drive," according to Ravi Kant, the boss of Tata Motors.

"In the past several decades, we've seen remarkable improvements in both the way motorists behave on our roadways and in the safety of the vehicles they drive," according to a Dec. 10 statement by the agency.