Sentence examples for driving raised from inspiring English sources

Drunken driving raised few hackles in the mid-20th century.

With the topic of drowsy driving raised, Seth finally brings up the fifth and final member of the band.

When you're sitting in a car but aren't driving, raise your legs toward the sky one at a time, alternating sides at a fast pace to activate your core.

What these young drivers may not know is that teen phone use during driving is known to increase the risk for accidents, while texting and driving raises the risk of a car crash by 23 times.

Though Castile had no record of felonies, he had previously been cited by police at least 31 times while driving, raising questions about racial profiling practices in the suburban St. Anthony Police Department.

― A black St. Paul man whom police fatally shot during a traffic stop last week appears to have been previously cited by police at least 31 times while driving, raising questions about racial profiling practices in the suburban St. Anthony police department. .

Treating texting behind the wheel like drunken driving raises complex legal questions.

The disclosure of George W. Bush's arrest for drunken driving raises several questions: What other skeletons lie in his closet?

The study by researchers at the Risk Institute at Ohio State University found that distracted driving raises the odds that a crash will cause severe injury or death, compared with other crashes, particularly if those distraction-related crashes involve rear-end collisions or occur in work zones or on interstate highways.

Among other changes, Dr. Crew has been driving to raise the reading ability of all third graders and is seeking to end the practice of "social promotion" to higher grades.

Given the abundant research clearly showing that any distraction while driving drastically raises the risk of an accident, it baffles me that the agency hasn't taken strong action against the increasing number of things that take a driver's attention away from the road.