Sentence examples for more powerful driver from inspiring English sources

The second and probably more powerful driver is advertising.

(Of course, moving a big diaphragm in traditional speakers demands a more powerful driver that also uses more electricity).

"The study found that getting parents involved with their children's learning at home is a more powerful driver of achievement than parents attending P.T.A. and school board meetings, volunteering in classrooms, participating in fund-raising, and showing up at back-to-school nights".

While the creep of familiarity might slowly breed acceptance, a more powerful driver is sheer need: in the 2005 Maastricht study, the experimenters discovered that if a product was perceived as more necessary — butter, for instance, as opposed to fish fingers — people were more willing to accept genetically modified alternatives.

The research found that drinking sugar-sweetened milk products was an even more powerful driver of diabetes; compared with those who drank one such beverage daily, people who drank water, coffee or tea instead were on average 20%to25%5% less likely to develop diabetes.

More than a few "B-schools" have fostered a false sense of deity among its student bodies, and the danger is that rice paper on the wall is becoming a more powerful driver than the gifts of imagination, innovation and creativity.

After discovering that Streisand did not like to listen to any stage monitors made after the 1960s, he designed a stage wedge which used soft dome drivers for midrange and for high frequencies rather than the more powerful compression drivers in common use after the 1970s.

The lure of multitasking may be, in at least one respect, more powerful for drivers than for other people, said Clifford Nass, a sociology professor at Stanford University who studies electronic distraction.

Methane is a far more potent driver of warming than carbon -- 84 times more powerful in the first two decades of its release.

Scooters are more powerful versions of mopeds and drivers can typically place both feet in front of them.

The fusion of 3D imaging and ever more powerful CAD/CAM technologies is a powerful new driver in allowing surgeons to design, and create, multiple new surgical devices for use in orthognathic surgeries [1, 4, 5].