Sentence examples for long-term drivers from inspiring English sources

Both policies were advertised, intermittently, as deficit reduction, but neither came close to addressing the real long-term drivers of the nation's debt.

This study explores short and long-term drivers of alternative decarbonization pathways in four major economies (China, India, Europe and USA), using a multi-model decomposition analysis.

Uber and Lyft are planning to give some long-term drivers money to buy stock, granting them access to the hotly anticipated IPOs.

It is extreme poverty – the realities of access to water and food – which creates the long-term drivers of our insecurity.

Growth, it is thought, will be about 7% for the fiscal year ending in March, respectable enough, and will pick up from there.Second, the long-term drivers of India's boom are intact.

The party is also examining the true long-term drivers of welfare spending rises, such as unemployment, an unregulated private rental sector driving up housing benefits, lack of new homes and an ageing society.

Climate change is the long-term driver.

A framework is provided that identifies the various factors affecting driver fatigue and relating driver fatigue to crash risk and long-term driver health.

The importance of herbivory as a long-term driver of ecosystem change is a topic that has been hotly debated over the past few years.

China has become a huge market for the large commercial aircraft manufacturers, now taking about 15percentt of production, and analysts say the country will remain a long-term driver of growth.

Health care is the main long-term driver of our spending problems, and I have proposed a fully paid-for universal health-care plan that can do this (after we fix the Affordable Care Act!).