The phrase 'driving results' is correct and usable in written English.
For example, you could use this phrase in a sentence such as "She has a proven track record of driving results within her team."
Driving results constructively will always be superior to driving results using fear and negativity.
By focusing first on changing their culture, Trane has been driving results — and quickly.
"What you have in Dan is an outstanding leader who is just relentlessly focused on driving results," Mr. Chenault said.
In his analysis, the four biggest traits of inspiring leaders are providing a vision, enhancing relationships, driving results, and serving as a principled role model.
In the end, all sales leaders know that the limit of their term is tied to their own success at driving results.
"We're certainly not going to declare victory today, but we're making progress toward growing strong brands and driving results," Susan Docherty, G.M.'s vice president for United States sales, said on a conference call with analysts and reporters.
He added most first offenses for distracted driving result in a fine of about $150.
Using participants' cell phone records in addition to data collection systems, VTTI researchers found this year that texting while driving resulted in drivers taking their eyes off the road for an average of 23 seconds total.
Shant Badleean pleaded no contest to one felony count of hit-and-run driving resulting in death, according to the Los Angeles County district attorney's office.
The results also show that traditional actors like the media and elites are not driving the results.
