Sentence examples for sufficient drivers from inspiring English sources

"We acknowledge the impact that this has had on our passengers and we have now put measures in place to ensure we have sufficient drivers to operate our services," a spokesman said.

Existing evidence of patient benefit and the free availability of patient DESIs via the web are not sufficient drivers to achieve routine use.

These pathways were activated in both phenotypes (Fig. S3), suggesting that common genomic changes independent of EGFR are sufficient drivers of major downstream signaling events.

Strong experimental evidence indicates that, at least in primates, the brain is indeed capable of generating such a motor output, and that the post-movement eye drift (which is exactly what would ensue if the passive forces we described were not compensated) is a sufficient driver [16], [17].

Generally, a higher mutational load increases the probability that a cell acquires sufficient driver mutations to undergo malignant transformation.

Past observations that influenza epidemics occur in the winter across temperate climates, combined with insufficient knowledge about the epidemiology of influenza in the tropics, led to the perception that cool and dry conditions were a necessary, and possibly sufficient, driver of influenza epidemics.

Providing classroom-only information (refresher course) or simply driving in a simulator without specific information about the performance does not appear to be sufficient for drivers to fully appreciate the nature and importance of their driving errors.

Only when penetration and compliance rate are sufficient, the driver will benefit from collective compliance of other traffic.

If, on the other hand, the load of the vehicle is not sufficient, the driver delivers the entire load Q k to the visited DCs, choosing an arbitrary distribution over the DCs.

"Our contractors seem to have a sufficient number of drivers," said Mr. Knight, estimating that it was more than 1,000.

The Pentagon has used market forces to ensure we have sufficient civilian truck drivers and caterers, and those same forces can ensure we have enough qualified interpreters.