Chinese officials have generally avoided threats that may drive more votes to Mr. Chen.
The method of space travel involves an obliteration of time, a "false duration" that may drive a traveller mad.
"It may be the one thing that may drive coaches out of the business, because everything's public".
Mandated treatment is a blunt instrument that may drive more people away from seeking care than it compels into care.
In his early essay on aphasia, Freud articulates the acoustic and kinaesthetic elements in words that may drive connections in directions quite different from their semantic properties.
These are the meat and potatoes of today's commercial web, and it's commercial forces that may drive acceptance of Wave in the longer term.
PepsiCo officials said the move, begun last fall, permits the company to sidestep "visible price increases" that may drive customers away, while covering the rising cost of packaging.
Microenvironmental parameters that may drive abiotic preferences were analyzed.
Consequently, even without the SCW, a rapidly growing R1 FAC will lead to conditions that may drive the Pi2 pulsation.
In Appendix B: Table 7 we leave aside specific sections of the data that may drive the results.
We test the feasibility of two scenarios that may drive the broad, prograde, equatorial jets in the Jovian atmosphere within the shallow "weather layer".
