Sentence examples for driving that much from inspiring English sources

Ferrari purposefully engineered the gearbox to shift more quickly at higher revs, reckoning that at high revs you will be driving that much harder and truly need the next higher gear.

Yet is drunk driving that much more dangerous than texting while driving?

Garlits said of Gwynn: "He's having so much fun driving that thing and racing against Big Daddy again.

There are no South Koreans in the top 10 in driving distance, that much is true; Pak is the highest-ranked player at No. 11 with a 263.8-yard 263.8-yard

Q. Have prices gone down anywhere because of the crisis? A. On the whole, I have not found economic desperation driving down prices that much anywhere in Europe.

He suggests further that despite this escalating problem, the commuting public has not changed its driving habits all that much.

Although to be honest, I don't think he actually does all that much driving.

Besides, the frigid air keeps the adrenaline up while exploring, and the wintry landscape makes driving through the countryside that much more beautiful.

Vanishing Point is a film where there is so much driving that, when there isn't any driving, you instantly get bored.

Petrol tax keeps being raised, yet people like the convenience of driving so much that they just absorb the higher cost.

Slower reaction times mean that driving is much more hazardous.