Sentence examples for outset to drive from inspiring English sources

In "The Price of Loyalty," by Ron Suskind, Mr. O'Neill, famously blunt even while in office, portrays Mr. Bush as lacking interest in policy debates, determined from the outset to drive Saddam Hussein from power and surrounded by an inner circle that had long ago been co-opted by supply-side conservatives.

You want to drive it, drive it.

Time to drive.

In short, Pipia says that if you utilize this data to drive success at the top of the funnel to mitigate the budget spend on retention efforts, the customers you attract will be more loyal at the outset.

Fun to drive?

Learn how to drive.

Learn to drive.

To drive to the basket.

But Marina hardly looked like a doormat at the outset, as it drove 62 yards on seven plays with the opening kickoff to take a 7-0 lead.

"We have backed SDGs from the outset and helped drive them from a good idea to a new agreement that will elevate sustainability to the top of the agenda".

Driven by history and political necessity, the 40-year-old plane-maker was forced from the outset to create a system in which planes are built from large sections made in four countries -- Britain, France, Germany and Spain -- and then assembled in France or Germany.