Sentence examples for driving offering from inspiring English sources

In my week with the Focus Electric in the San Francisco Bay Area -- the first multiday test of the car by a journalist -- the powertrain felt as if it had been tailored for highway driving, offering rapid bursts of acceleration from 30 to 50 m.p.h., and from 55 to 75, with oomph left in reserve.

Musk has previously stated that Tesla will lead the market in autonomous driving, offering something akin to "autopilot" for its cars before anyone else does so in consumer models.

They see the opposition not as a new driving force offering a remade society, but rather as a throwback to that dark past.

The men had been making locals suspicious over the past few weeks after driving around offering cash for help launching boats off 90 Mile Beach.

While transit must compete for funding, highway funding is guaranteed, and the government is further incentivizing driving by offering a $240/month tax cut for parking and only a $125/month tax cut for using public transit.

In the simulated course, drivers did better with the semi-smart helper offering driving tips and interrupting conversations than when they talked and drove continuously.

In recent years, the debate has spread to the broader social impact of autonomous programs that will perform tasks like driving cars and offering medical and financial advice.

After disappointing sales last year for its Leaf electric car, Nissan announced on Monday that it was cutting the price of the base model in 2013 by 18 percent, increasing the car's driving range and offering two other trim lines with more features.

Some contend that investment banks sold shares in hot technology companies at the offering price to clients who agreed to buy additional shares at a specified, higher price after the initial public offering, driving up prices and making the stocks look more popular.

[C13.] Wireless Company May Shut Down MobileStar Network, a driving force in offering wireless Internet access in public places, said that it had laid off its entire work force and would sell its assets if it could not find a buyer to continue its service.

The MobileStar Network Corporation, a driving force in offering wireless Internet access in public places, said yesterday that it had laid off its entire work force and would sell its assets if it could not find a buyer to continue its service.