Sentence examples for drivers in terms of from inspiring English sources

Hamilton has the same problem as all the drivers, in terms of public relations.

They do a lot on safety for drivers, in terms of the circuits and the cars and what have you, and that's a priority for them.

"Hockenheim has some real history," said Jarno Trulli, a driver at the Toyota team, "and in its old guise it demanded a lot from the drivers, in terms of setup, driving and in getting all the little details right.

Pidgeon would want Transport for London (TfL) to "bulk buy huge numbers" of the latest, Chinese-made, electric cabs, which will become available next year in order to keep their prices down and would "look to help drivers in terms of subsidy".

Sierhuis framed the advantage of autonomous systems over human drivers in terms of their dispassion.

Besides, the model takes into consideration different types of drivers in terms of their overtaking behaviors.

The win makes him the outright third most successful driver in terms of race victories and joint-fifth on the championship winners list alongside his hero and F1 great Ayrton Senna.

A study from the New Jersey Institute of Technology in March showed that New Jersey drivers spend an average of 34 hours a year stalled in traffic at a cost of $4.9 billion -- or $880 per driver in terms of man-hours away from their jobs.

It puts him one behind Ayrton Senna as the third most successful driver in terms of wins in F1 history.

The intention was to locate the driver in terms of level of impact and the degree of uncertainty related to the driver's future path.

"The choice of car is a major cost-driver in terms of what you're going to pay" for insurance, says Jeanne Salvatore, a spokesperson for the Insurance Information Institute.