Sentence examples for drivers of a from inspiring English sources

Companies will be the key drivers of a sustainable palm oil industry.

To put it another way: how holistic can a manager be if others are the real drivers of a club?

In one short record-breaking television season, she became the embodiment (and one of the drivers) of a moment.

Japan's Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry in 2010 named the rise of state capitalism as one of the drivers of a newly interventionist industrial strategy.

The system, called Active City Stop, uses Lidar optical sensing technology across the windshield to alert drivers of a possible crash.

He answered emphatically "yes," citing the physics-inspired approach of sifting for the fundamental drivers of a cause or phenomenon — stripped of all ornament.

Lewis Hamilton has issued a robust defence of his driving style and compared himself to drivers of a bygone era ahead of this weekend's Singapore Grand Prix.

News of the accident emerged two days after Mr. Cameron warned drivers of a possible Easter strike by fuel tanker drivers and advised them to top up their gas tanks in coming days.

While dozens of drivers have raced against each other in the series since it began in 1950, rivalries have increasingly become duels, often leading to off-track feuds, between the two leading drivers of a given era.

Businesses that provide opportunities to children and youngsters will be the innovative drivers of a sustainable and inclusive economy The developed world should look for inspiration from the developing world from innovative nations.

"One of the main drivers of a significant section of the uninsured in America is because of the rising costs of health care," a senior administration official said Friday in a briefing to reporters.