Sentence examples for driver competition from inspiring English sources

Moreover, Vettel will also confront some of the toughest driver competition ever, with a record six world champions racing this year: Vettel, Schumacher, Fernando Alonso, Lewis Hamilton, Jenson Button, and Kimi Raikkonen, who is returning after two years in rally racing.

Learning is motivated by two opposite drivers: competition and cooperation.

But the EU has never been a driver of competition in the NHS – that has resulted from domestic policy.

While this year's championship will almost certainly go to one of the previous winners — Alonso has won it twice — the chase for the constructor's title, which doesn't receive the media attention devoted to the driver's competition, presents an almost comical picture: the defending champion (and three-time winner) is an energy-drink company, Red Bull, that races largely to promote its product.

A major driver for competition in end-consumer markets is product individualization with regard to functionalities, shape and design.

Even forecasts of 40% less than that figure still represent huge growth for the company and a tremendous market driver for competition.

"In protecting individual privacy, we must be careful not to undermine what is now a key driver of competition, growth and innovation," Stephen Pattison, the UK CEO of the ICC said.

The report, written with Field's parliamentary researcher Andrew Forsey, says Uber has flooded the market with new drivers, increasing competition for passengers so drivers are forced to work longer and longer just to maintain their low earnings.

There is no vetting process for such a license; individual racetracks must approve drivers for competition.

Speaking from his stationary cab in Whitehall, Carl Williams said cab drivers welcomed competition.

The Competition Commission's inquiry has ignored the key drivers of competition.