Sentence examples for driving are more from inspiring English sources

It is worth to notice that maximum currents commonly recommended for LED driving are more than one order of magnitude higher (ca. 30 mA) than those applied in this work for operation of the optrode under maximum sensitivity (Fig.  2).

We know that texting while driving is more dangerous than driving drunk.

Distracted driving is more prevalent than ever, as motorists increasingly see their cars as extensions of their living and working spaces, Mr. Smith said.

James E. Katz, a professor of communication at the School of Communication Information and Library Studies at Rutgers University who has done surveys on driver attitudes and cell phones, said talking on a phone while driving was more distracting than talking to someone in your car.

The disparity between American and German attitudes toward high-speed driving is more about the countries' differences in culture than about legalities, said Mark Rask, the author of "American Autobahn," which argues for an American highway system without speed limits.

The results demonstrate that CCC driving is more efficient on downhill versus uphill sections.

These results suggest that informing drivers with detailed information of their driving performance after driving is more acceptable than warning drivers with auditory and visual alerts while driving.

The use of mobile phones while driving is more prevalent among young drivers a less experienced cohort with elevated crash risk.

Drink driving was more frequent in «high risk» hours, in drivers aged between 40 and 49 years old (10.3%), and in those with 15 to 24 years of experience (11.02%).

Anybody who drives I-95 in Fairfield County even one time knows that aggressive driving is more than common.

If the students' perspectives were hair-raising, their driving was more so.