Sentence examples for emphasis on driving from inspiring English sources

Moments of genuine competence are undermined by its sadistic emphasis on driving and dull fighting mechanics.

The Saab safety ethic, along with an emphasis on driving satisfaction, would became a core part of the corporate identity.

The Mets do not care if he ever hits a professional home run, but Tyner's recent emphasis on driving the ball is important.

"The new design will put an emphasis on driving accuracy off the tee and solid ball striking," said Smyers, who has designed courses throughout the United States and abroad.

Colgate-Palmolive will promote its twin awards online and in social media, Mr. Burton said, as well as with retailers — "they like new products and, obviously, new products that work" — and internally, because "we place a big emphasis on driving innovation".

With kitschy design and glitchy technology placed ahead of BMW's traditional emphasis on driving enjoyment, this car may wear the brand's blue-and-white roundel, but it is not rewarding to drive -- at least not in the way Bimmers have long rewarded drivers, building a strong reputation in the process.

The Western emphasis was on driving the remaining Taliban fighters from the country, and with that in mind the Americans made allies of many of the old warlords who were also involved in the drug trade, entrenching a culture of impunity.

I drove both S.U.V.'s in a similar manner, on highways and city streets, with an emphasis on mixed driving.

At a conference on driverless cars organised by the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders (SMMT), I buttonhole BMW executive Glenn Schmidt, who is giving a talk on what this future generation of cars means for a manufacturer such as BMW, which has traditionally put great emphasis on the driving experience.

In this paper, three dimensional finite element models were established to investigate a real tubesheet cracking with the emphasis on the driving forces for the crack propagation from a fracture mechanics point of view.

The declared emphasis of the government is on "driving up standards" but the evidence that these policies do that is at best mixed.