Sentence examples for driving the move from inspiring English sources

Key US leaders driving the move to renewable energy were also present, including David Crane, CEO of energy group NRG.

Explaining the shift in the global energy mix, Citi cites a "politically driven" decline in investor appetite for coal driving the move to lower carbon forms of energy.

Communities are driving the move to gigabit, as well.

Environmentally keen and health-conscious consumers are driving the move to "green clean" products.

But he does believe in the principle of self-sufficiency, which he says is driving the move for more powers.

Global warming, the diminishing availability of fossil fuels and increasing expectations of quality of life are driving the move towards renewable fuel sources.

The mayor has found one, and he is doing everything short of packing up their homes in New York City and driving the moving van to get them here.

A driving unit, which consists of two PZTs and a friction component made by permanent magnet, is mounted on the center of the stage base for driving the stage moving plate made by steel in the X- and Y-directions based on a friction drive.

Coupled with the decline in deer, wild boar and other smaller animals that tigers prey on, the loss of buffer areas outside tiger reserves was increasingly driving the cats to move outside their established territory into human settlements, Niraj said.

It may well be that the concern that "Debbie does Condoms" will not be a big seller among porn users is what's driving the industry to move out of Los Angeles to cities like Las Vegas where condoms are not (yet) required, rather than any real concerns that condoms are injurious to performers' health.

Under external triggering, such as the water flow impact, the impellers begin to rotate, driving the magnets to move together.