Sentence examples for drivers to develop from inspiring English sources
For one project, Taxi Tales, Ishy will be working with local minicab drivers to develop monologues to perform to customers in their cabs.
Even after his death in 1989, the pro-gambling atmosphere and image of world-class recreation he helped create encouraged secondary economic drivers to develop air transport infrastructure, conventions, and gaming-related services (Lang and Nicholas 2011).
In an interview earlier this month, Uber's head of Asia Brooks Entwistle told TechCrunch that the firm is willing to work with governments and even taxi drivers to develop its business in Southeast Asia.
These issues together are the drivers to develop modern and alternative models of cancer follow-up.
All involved should be prepared for training to take as long as is necessary for the young driver to develop competence — which may be a long time.
However, affordability continues to be the driver to develop sandwich constructions that can be processed at lower costs and containing integrated design features.
As a result, drivers tended to develop a detached, "hakuna matata" attitude towards rating once they got over the threshold for being dropped.
This new methodology allowed the researchers to observe the actual behavior of drivers and to develop more accurate operating speed models than was previously possible with spot-speed data collection, thereby enabling a more accurate approximation to the real phenomenon and thus a better consistency measurement.
Cornering forces beyond four times that of gravity mean that drivers need to develop their neck and shoulder muscles to keep their heads from being ripped off.
"A driver has to develop a whole different set of senses," Bekah explained, amid the bumping and swearing.
The main driver is to develop efficient and accurate computational methodologies and working methods for prediction and analysis of unsteady effects on aerothermal performance (loading and efficiency) and aeroelasticity (blade vibration due to flutter and forced response) in turbomachinery.
