Sentence examples for early driver from inspiring English sources

Protestantism, it seems, was an early driver of emancipation.

If the early driver of sustainability was student demand and championing, it remains the top driver today.

"He backed the congressional push behind China's landmark entry into the World Trade Organization and was a key early driver in Washington's normalization of ties with its old enemy, Vietnam.

Gaming is an early driver of augmented reality technology – there's a reason Minecraft, acquired by Microsoft last year for $2.5bn, is front-and-centre in that first HoloLens video.

Trade and grain exports were an early driver of growth from the 15th century, and later in the 18th century, large industries emerged around the industrial production and refinement of agricultural products, especially oil and butter.

The first evolutionary path involves CLL harboring +12 and NOTCH1 mutations as early driver events.

The result in Malaysia, with Vettel winning ahead of Webber in second place, means the German now leads the early drivers' standings with 40 points and Webber sits third with 26.

Translated into clothing and accessories, the collections have focused more than might be expected on leather, including not only jackets but the hoods (and goggles) worn by early drivers.

According to government statistics, 19 public service mutuals have spun out in local government, from adult social care, to libraries, children's services and housing – some in Lambeth, which has been widely seen as one of the early drivers of mutuals.

The early drivers to chromosomal instability are poorly understood.

Furthermore, these EMT early drivers also activate the expression of other EMT transcription factors.