Sentence examples for that could be driven from inspiring English sources

"Development studies are still very strong in this university, and we are very concerned about the inequalities that could be driven further by climate change, by migration.

The GTO earned a reputation as a car that could be driven to the track, win the race and then driven home.

Many suggested that Audubon might use the money to penalize Toyota customers who owned sport utility vehicles that could be driven on North Carolina beaches and those elsewhere.

The first car-rental company told us that it did not rent one-way cars; the second, Budget, produced a new Lincoln that could be driven to New Jersey with no penalty.

His gear consisted of a large drill, with an engine the size of an outboard motor, and the drill bit, a clear, sharpened tube that could be driven into the ice.

For it, Mr. Downer's team, based in Bristol, England, developed Bouldercam, a high-definition video camera hidden inside a radio-controlled Fiberglas buggy that could be driven right into the lion's den.

Mr. Slifka said "it is possible that we could be driven out of existence," adding that "we hope that this decision will be reconsidered by the mayor as the serious threat to our circus that it is".

Journal publishers have argued that they could be driven out of business--a view that the president seemed to endorse in comments on the legislation before it passed, warning of "the possible impact... on scientific research publishing".

The secret of success was that slaves could be driven, whereas free labour could not; this led to the creation of very profitable gangs of slaves supervised by white overseers and black drivers.

The mission of the 2CV's lanky yet compliant suspension was to assure that it could be driven across a plowed farm field with a basket of eggs on the seat, not breaking a single one.

The former Liverpool striker John Aldridge recently claimed that Suárez could be driven to leave English soccer because of "the media spotlight on him, the abuse he gets from away fans and the treatment he receives from officials".