Sentence examples similar to driven scramble from inspiring English sources
They suggest that today's cutthroat competition in college admissions has less to do with real educational value than with a market-driven scramble for perceived value in an academic world where the difference between reality and perception is breaking down.
By now you've surely heard that moving forward, every company will be a software company, and that shift is happening now as companies large and small scramble to transform into digitally-driven organizations.
Part of the fun of a radio-driven genre like mainstream country is watching executives scramble to give audiences what they seem to want.
On the pitch Lee Stevenson put the hosts ahead with a low, driven shot but Woking equalised when Dean Morgan found the net after a scramble in the box.
There is something missing from his life as a wealthy, driven capitalist, but when he's shoved into a Garden State suburban life, scrambling to make the mortgage payments, he's miserable, too.
This fascinating book evokes the cultural climate -- the feverish idiom of the editorialists, the scramble among the fashionable for courtroom tickets -- that defined what the editors, James L. Swanson and Daniel R. Weinberg, suggest was a thoroughly commercialized and media-driven series of events.
