Sentence examples for necessary drive from inspiring English sources

Reform provides the necessary drive for development".

If he were a lesser player, without the necessary drive, his teammates would not bother.

None appear to have the necessary drive to ensure that justice is done for the defendants, the victims or the public.

No one else has the necessary drive and contacts to bring those socks to public view, and if anyone thinks they do, I wish them luck because they're going to need it.

More wounding, Lord Rodgers, a Labour cabinet minister in the 1978-79 winter of discontent and later Lib Dem leader in the Lords, complained that Sir Menzies lacked the necessary drive and energy to push his party towards greater success.

These passenger service agents (PSAs) - often called "train attendants" or "captains" - are there to help passengers, make sure the carriage doors are working properly and, if necessary, drive the trains manually if something goes wrong with the computer system that runs them from a control centre in Beckton.

Josefsberg and his men, perhaps using their walkie-talkies more than was strictly necessary, drove out from the depot, to start the tricky process of delivering what looked like — and was — trash to the handsome marble and bronze lobbies between Battery Park and City Hall.

The important thing, the governor added, was to "make sure that our highways and byways are being driven by people who have a skills set necessary to drive on our roads".

Conscious effort to pass on one's genes is not necessary to drive this mechanism.

The institutions of state necessary to drive, foster and protect democracy were not yet formed.

"It's not necessary to drive up to Vermont to see the sugar process," he said.