Sentence examples for saying it will drive from inspiring English sources

Supporters promote casino gambling as a major job creator, saying it will drive industry growth in construction, service and tourism.

(AP) Lawmakers Urge Rejection of Wal-Mart Bank Application Lawmakers urged regulators to reject a plan by Wal-Mart Stores to open an industrial bank, saying it will drive community banks out of business.

Research librarians had asked regulators to block the deal, which would give Elsevier control of more than 1500 journals, saying it will drive up prices (ScienceNOW, 30 October 2000).

The Mute is a small city car and its developers say it will drive up to 100 miles on one battery charge.

Sutter emphasized that the scene "is not being done to be sensational," according to IMDb, and he said it will drive the story towards its "ultimate comeuppance".

In a press announcement, the company said it will "drive over US$100 million in revenue" to its partner businesses in 2018, but Neoh told TechCrunch in an interview that the figure is likely to be "nearer" to $150-$150-$200 millionhe end of this year.

Opponents say it will drive up costs.

But opponents say it will drive down wages and make the workplace less safe.

Proponents of the bill say it is meant to protect religious liberties, while opponents say it will drive businesses away from the state.

Christopher S. Bond, Republican of Missouri: "The government-run plan will have higher premiums, and the C.B.O. said it will drive up the cost of health care".

The government said it will drive down the cost of police procurement by up to £350m, with savings to be made through forces merging their back office functions.