Sentence examples for driven below from inspiring English sources

Some executives at publicly traded companies have complained that naked short-selling has allowed their shares to be driven below their true value.

Alas, despite Winnebago's optimistic claim, about 16 m.p.g. was about the best I could average in the Winnebago View over nearly 1,000 miles of testing, much of it driven below the speed limit.

During one of the featured events of that weekend -- a historically frigid river trip in a 19th-century paddle steamer -- I was driven below deck by the cold wind and choppy water.

It is true that some ideas may be driven below the threshold of consciousness; but the excluded ideas continue to exist in an unconscious form and tend, on the removal of obstacles (as through education), to return spontaneously to consciousness.

Christopher Crane, the chief executive of Exelon, the nation's largest nuclear operator, said his company's reactors sometimes found themselves selling electricity at hours when the market price was negative, driven below zero by a surplus of wind energy late at night during periods of low demand.

Still open is the question of whether wind's costs can ever be driven below those of coal, China's energy backbone.

When Stewart blocked him, Smith drove below the yellow out-of-bounds line at the bottom of the track to make the pass.

Soon after the votes, Lord Adonis predicted a move to stronger, more integrated local government driven from below, by local politicians and businesses.

In effect nationalist mythmaking is driven from below as well as from above.

It is illegal to drive below the posted minimum speed, and running with the engine off disables the power steering and the power-brake assist.

The plan would charge most motorists $8 to drive below 60th Street in Manhattan and would produce an estimated $4.5 billion for the next five-year capital plan.