Sentence examples for essentially drive from inspiring English sources

At first, train operators will remain in control, but when the computer-based system becomes fully operational, probably sometime in May, trains will essentially drive themselves from station to station in fully automatic mode.

"The issue is whether mortgages essentially drive the income statement as they do at Wachovia or Washington Mutual," says Bove. "Banks only need to control costs, avoid bad loans and stay out of business they don't understand," he notes.

The ultimate vision, says Roderick MacKenzie, chief technical officer at ITS America, an intelligent-transportation-systems trade group in Washington, D.C.: "These are small steps toward an eventual goal of having fully autonomous vehicles that essentially drive themselves".

Add a feature like Subaru's lane-keeping assist, and you now have a car that can essentially drive itself.

The plan would essentially drive abortion coverage out of the individual insurance market by barring individuals and small businesses from using their federal tax credits to purchase an insurance plan that covers the procedure.

They felt that they were given the opportunity to be autonomous and essentially drive the care of each patient.

Volvo's new V40 hatchback essentially drives itself in heavy traffic.

After all, drug markets are essentially driven by two simple motives: profit and power.

"These early language spreads were essentially driven by demographic processes, or colonization, to use another word," Dr. Bellwood said.

Blair is right to say that globalisation is "a force essentially driven by people, by technological change".

Many talented, qualified, creative women are essentially driven out of the workplace when they cannot find child care that they can afford.