Sentence examples for session driven from inspiring English sources

Stocks in Europe were mixed on Monday, while equities advanced in Canada and Brazil in what was, over all, a quiet trading session driven by diverse news developments.

Stocks spent most of the day in positive territory, with the Standard & Poor's 500-stock index hitting a session high near 1,320 for a second consecutive session, driven by strength in the telecommunications sector and consumer spending data.

So what could possibly be special about a fireside bull session driven by efforts to recall people and events that might have some meaning to everyone in earshot?

Additionally, these training-induced shifts in left IFC were also indicated by the transition from a significant statistical interaction of the factors material and congruency in the PRE session (driven by the response to incongruency in familiar natural AV stimuli) to a main effect of incongruency which was constitutive for this ROI.

The reports from last week's sessions drove open-market oil prices up by roughly $2 a barrel, to more than $16 a barrel.

If you are able to drive with a parent/friend or family member, the following advice will help you with your practice sessions: Drive as much as possible, even if it is for five minutes.

Peter Holbrook, chief executive, Social Enterprise Coalition Ray Mills, partner, PwC Sir Stuart Etherington, chief executive, NCVO 11.10 Morning coffee break 11.30 Morning parallel sessions Session A: Driving change through technology How can public service deliverers embrace new and emerging technologies to drive down costs and create a new dialogue with citizens?

At one query session, DRIVE can cover about 70%% of the targeted road segments on the average, with a large error variance.

The value of the Argentine bonds at one point during the trading session were driven down on foreign markets to the lowest level since Brazil devalued its currency in January 1999.

It would be something of a stretch to call this a homecoming, but until he dinked a ball from Jimmy Anderson straight to Ian Bell at mid-wicket 20 minutes into the evening session, having driven, cut, nudged and clipped his way to a first Test 50 in his 620th professional innings, Rogers did look entirely – and for Australia, hearteningly – comfortable out there.

The current legislative session has driven the message home: as Deputy Treasury Secretary Neal Wolin said recently, the financial sector is spending $1.4 million per day on lobbying against financial reform.