Sentence examples for drivers of the world from inspiring English sources

Large companies are the core drivers of the world economy.

The new case, involving a conflict between the drivers of the world champion Red Bull team, has dominated discussion among teams and drivers in Shanghai for the Chinese Grand Prix this weekend.

The tropics are drivers of the world's weather systems and killing the Amazon is likely to change them forever.

That news — negative and intense though it is — can easily occlude the many positive, longer term stories that are fundamental drivers of the world.

What accounts for the differences between these global growth rates and those of the advanced countries, especially the U.S.? It is the IMF's view that the drivers of the world economy's expansion will be the emerging markets.

Nevertheless, these cities were highly mobile, highly evolving diverse societies, offering huge opportunities ultimately resulting in their modern manifestation as drivers of the world's economy.

The EU has often been the driver of the world's ambition – morally, politically, economically – in tackling climate change.

"Our current location near the Mertz glacier is a major driver of the world's ocean circulation system," Turney said.

Soon claims the sun is the main driver of the world's climate, but he also downplays concerns over rising sea levels and the health impacts of mercury from burning coal.

During the past five years America has accounted for only 13% of global real GDP growth, using purchasing-power parity (PPP) weights.The real driver of the world economy has been Asia, which has accounted for over half of the world's growth since 2001.

As the driver of the world's great opening, America has gained hugely in terms of power and prestige, but the extraordinary burst of growth that globalisation has triggered has also lifted hundreds of millions out of poverty over the past few decades and brought lower prices to consumers everywhere.