Sentence examples for persistent driving from inspiring English sources

Phil Regan, a research and development officer for Westway Development Trust, which helped get the TRA off the ground, says: "One of the first points of contact between the criminal justice system and young male travellers has been persistent driving without a licence.

As Quiet Riot changed in membership and style, Mr. DuBrow was the persistent driving force in the group's uninhibited aggressiveness.

The excess oxidative charge stored in the PANI and the equilibrium activity of protonated PANI with the acid environment provide a persistent driving force for carbon steel and 2Cr13 stainless steel passivity.

"Vulnerable bereaved people are taking on increased debt; and we predict this problem will worsen if steps are not taken to tackle the many, persistent causes driving up the cost of funerals," Mr Cox added.

Turner admits that the persistent travel is "driving her nuts".

The engine driving persistent use of snap blade, full fluted projectile technology was focused commitment to a single, highly mobile game species (bison).

Recently, two reports suggested that over-expression of IFNα may be involved in driving persistent immune activation during HIV-1 infection.

In the absence of NF-kB inhibitor (IkBa−/−) there is an aberrant regulatory activity of NF-kB that leads to its persistent nuclear activity driving an inflammatory response that fails to restore homeostasis.

Intestinal macrophages, in the absence of overt OIs, play an important role in driving persistent inflammation in HIV patients with late-stage disease and diarrhea.

They include the possibility of a global economic slowdown, particularly in the United States; a survey by the Bank of Japan released last week that showed a decline in business confidence among manufacturers of electronic goods; and the persistent deflation that is driving down prices in Japan.

She is a keen narrator of daily aggressions, confronting routine infractions on her well-being with a serene, persistent defiance: "When you driving in your tinted car / And you're criminal, just who you are / But you know you're gonna make it far," she sings on "F.U.B.U.," a song about protecting blackness from leering white audiences.