Henry: In your book The Future, you examine six drivers of global change.
Two drivers of hijacked cars were among those wounded, Xinhua reported.
Two drivers of Toyota Priuses reported that their cars had sped out of control, one of them ending in a crash.
You heard that report of the three drivers of conflict: militarisation, economics and the myths of masculinity.
They have identified six drivers of crime, including alcohol, drugs, opportunity, effectiveness of the criminal justice system, character and profit.
Buttons remember the preferred settings, for three drivers, of the seats, shoulder belt, steering wheel and mirrors.
Businesses reported a marked deterioration in the outlook for manufacturing and trade, two drivers of the German economy.
In 1998, when NASCAR issued a list of its top fifty drivers of all time, ten entries were father-son combinations: Lee and Richard Petty, Bobby and Davey Allison, Ned and Dale Jarrett, Ralph and Dale Earnhardt, and Buck and Buddy Baker.
The agreement doesn't touch the two drivers of chronic deficits: out-of-control spending on entitlements, especially health care, and insufficient revenue.
In "The Future: Six Drivers of Global Change," Gore takes on a subject whose scale matches that of his achievements and ambition.
