Sentence examples for means of driving from inspiring English sources

The star ratings were seen as a means of driving up standards and making managers more accountable to the public.

It produced significant improvements in outcomes and costs — and, some discovered, a means of driving better practices even in hospitals that had specialists on hand.

Starr could easily have used Vacher's killings as a means of driving home a point about his hero, Lacas­sagne, and left it at that.

The East Germans bulldozed the palace in 1952 as a means of driving an architectural stake through the heart of Prussian militarism and nazism.

These are useful measures, to be sure, but relying on them as the sole means of driving execution ignores the need for coordination and agility in volatile markets.

So Ryan, like William Miller, may seem most attractive to Republicans as a means of driving Democrats to distraction and thus tempting them into a awkward gaffe or fatal slip.

We could have driven, but it would have meant hours of driving along featureless motorways, so we decided to risk a train journey through the mountains.

The mean duration of driving experience was 54.4 years (range 40 69, SD 7.9).

It means a lot of driving.

That means a lot of driving up and down Interstate 94, the main artery connecting Milwaukee and Chicago.

That means a lot of driving — over-the-Rocky-Mountains-and-back-in-one-day kind of driving.