Sentence examples for drove rapid from inspiring English sources
He worries about austerity-obsessed governments reducing taxpayer support for "basic" research and dreams that something like the cold war fears and paranoias that drove rapid increases in science and technology spending in the second half of the 20th century can be induced by the threat to global civilisation from asteroid strikes or global climate change.
In hindsight, we can point to several factors to explain how this grisly "shock as opportunity" drove rapid movement toward better regulation: A forum on labour rights in Bangladesh (the Ethical Trading Initiative) had already built a high degree of trust between traditional antagonists (companies, unions, and NGOs).
The transition towards a market economy drove rapid improvements in resource productivity but also growth in metabolic rates.
Second, the forces that drove rapid increases in private debt securities in mature markets over the past two decades the rise of financial institution debt and asset-backed securities–have stalled, at least for now.
Silver discoveries, including the Comstock Lode in 1859, further drove rapid population growth.
Approximately a century after Newton, there was a sudden spike in creativity as the Industrial Revolution drove rapid urbanization and fostered collaboration.
These variations in turn have driven rapid changes in life-forms, both flora and fauna.
With the motor industry forced by governments to cut emissions of carbon dioxide, this could drive rapid improvement in batteries.
Thus, it is no surprise that such rapid biome changes would drive rapid diversification in Poicephalus, too, which means their evolutionary relationships remain somewhat ambiguous.
"We can only drive rapid and significant improvement if we can understand whether what we are doing is working," she continued.
The UBS report follows similar analysis by other large financial institutions and energy experts who expect new solar and renewable technologies to drive rapid change in large scale utility companies.
